Alison Mandel generated debate for a bikini photo and had to clarify if there was retouching

“You innocently believe that she …”, wrote a follower who questioned her slender figure.

Standpera Alison Mandel, known for her participation in the Comedy Club and her time at the Viña del Mar Festival, sparked debate on social networks after sharing a photo in a bikini showing off her slender figure. Although she received several congratulations, there was a comment with shades of bad vibes, which caused controversy on her Instagram.

“Thank you, my neighbor, for taking care of my house, my plants, and giving me a bikini for my vacation,” wrote the actress along with a postcard with a hat, a nightgown, and a bathing suit that exposed her abdomen.

“I AMOOOOOOOOOO you”, “Great”, “My beauty and her well-deserved vacation”, “How cute”, her friends wrote to her, before the image of her, happy and radiant.

But, there was a message that opened the doors to criticism from a woman who questioned whether the figure of the wife of Pedro Ruminot, also a comedian, was natural.

-“How beautiful to see real bodies”, wrote one of her followers, without imagining that she would give rise to the disbelief of another user.

-“And what would be the unreal ones?” Asked the potential hater.

-“Those who retouch themselves for social networks”, she replied, confident that she would clarify her doubts.

But, that’s when the woman said everything she wanted to say.

– “And you innocently think that she doesn’t retouch her photos? In any case, that shouldn’t be a topic of controversy”, she counterattacked along with laughing emojis.

Given this, the young woman who explained to him what the fake bodies were, asked him to calm down and stop being rude.

– “I don’t understand why you attack me. You asked, I answer you. Just relax!”

“I never change my body”
Due to the controversy, it was Alison herself who came out to put cold cloths and clarified whether or not there was retouching.

“@Tamaramirin No, she is not photoshopped. I don’t do that with my photos. I play with colors but I never change my body or my face in a photo. Hugs,” she clarified, with a peace sign.