After four years of litigation, it has now come to light that the actress Livia Brito lost the lawsuit filed by the photographer Ernesto Zepeda against her for attacking him in 2020 on the beaches of Cancún, Mexico.
After the paparazzi accused the Cuban and her then boyfriend, Mariano Rodríguez, of having been beaten and stripped of his camera, the famous woman will have to settle accounts before the law, for which she should pay financial compensation of more than $1,200,000 thousand pesos” (almost $72,000 dollars), this was announced by Zepeda himself in an interview he offered for the program “Venga la Alegría”, on TV Azteca.
“There is already a resolution, the judge has already ruled that They must pay for the moral damage they caused me. Mrs. Livia and her boyfriend, then the sentence is already in place, he revealed.
Although the case seems to have no end, he said that the Cuban woman and her ex are already preparing an injunction to not pay him the money they owe him.
“We just have to wait because they are going to file an injunction and try to make more time,” he said.
“I hope the deadlines are met, because… four years later, they have not wanted and will not want to take responsibility for what they did, no matter how many times they come out in interviews and say: ‘Yes, that should not have happened.’ , it’s just lip service“he added.
Users support Ernesto Zepeda in his battle with Livia Brito
On social networks, several users have shown their support for the photographer for not remaining silent and for having denounced the actress at the time.
“I’m glad that this “criminal” doesn’t get away with it,” “Until they do justice to the photographer, who was only doing his job. Bravo to whoever decided to leave the sentence like this”, “I like happy endings”, “That’s great, they should charge you that and more for feeling like the best figure”, “Your abusive beating hour has finally arrived” and “I It’s very nice that she pays, even though she comes to Mexico to get rich, she’s a jerk and rude to people,” are some of the comments that can be read on X, (formerly Twitter).
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