Alejandra Guzmán denies relapse into addiction

With the best attitude and dressed in an extremely elegant way, with a white outfit combined with brown glasses, Alejandra Guzmán appeared again in the media to deny the versions about her mental state and physical health, after the media pointed out that He had a possible relapse in his addictions due to the death of his mother, the actress Silvia Pinal (2024).

Alejandra uploaded a video on her Instagram account in which she gives a cordial invitation to her fans to her next show in Monterrey, clarifying that she is in perfect condition and ready to continue with her professional agenda.

In the face of crude and cruel speculations The singer responded firmly: "Don't pay attention to stupid notes," he said, taking off his glasses. He added with a smile, "Relapse? Your grandmother," before twirling in front of the camera.

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Alejandra was reportedly hospitalized weeks ago due to a possible alcohol problem. In addition, journalist Emilio Morales commented that people close to Guzmán told him that the singer was going through a difficult time, facing a severe bout of depression.

Previously, Alejandra has spoken openly about her struggles with various addictions, including alcohol. The "Te espera" singer He began using substances as a teenager and mentioned that he was never prohibited from drinking alcohol at home, which eventually led to illness.

It was not until the age of 28 when He admitted that he suffered from alcoholism, as he said in an interview with Paty Chapoy. At 17, he also tried marijuana and cocaine, but one day he decided to quit and seek help at a treatment center. However, the process wasn't easy, as he suffered several relapses.

"It's part of the process, like when you light a candle and stop drinking; but when you relapse, you light the candle, not from the beginning, but from where you left off. "From where you were, you go deeper and you dig deeper. The problem is that you're digging your own grave; you see how far you go, and there are people who have no bottom," the singer commented.

MC