Influencer Tuli Acosta denied being the romantic "third" in a rumored love triangle with musician Luck Ra during a television appearance Wednesday [1].
The statement follows public speculation regarding the cause of the breakup between Luck Ra and singer La Joaqui. Because Acosta is a prominent public figure, her clarification aims to resolve allegations of infidelity and interference in the couple's relationship.
Acosta spoke about the situation on the program "La mañana con Moria," hosted by Moria Casán on the eltrece network in Buenos Aires [2]. During the interview broadcast on Aug. 5 [1], she said that her bond with Luck Ra is based on a platonic connection rather than a romantic one.
Addressing the nature of their friendship, Acosta said, "Es mi mejor amigo, lo siento como mi hermano" [3].
Despite the rumors, Acosta emphasized that she is aware of the boundaries in their relationship. She said, "Una sabe cuando del otro lado se siente algo distinto" [4]. This comment served to distance her from the narrative that she was a catalyst for the separation between the musician and La Joaqui.
The interview took place as media outlets in Argentina continued to report on Luck Ra's personal life following his split from La Joaqui [1]. By appearing on a high-profile morning show, Acosta sought to provide a direct response to the claims circulating on social media and in entertainment news.
Acosta maintained throughout the segment that the relationship remains purely a friendship, a move intended to stop the spread of misinformation regarding her role in the breakup [2].
“"Es mi mejor amigo, lo siento como mi hermano."”
This denial reflects the high volatility of celebrity relationships in the digital age, where influencers must frequently use traditional broadcast media to counteract social media narratives. By framing the relationship as sibling-like, Acosta is attempting to neutralize the 'third-party' label that often follows high-profile breakups in the Argentine entertainment circuit.
