SMN rules out that recent floods were caused by a new Luna Bella video.

The National Meteorological Service (SMN, a military-style acronym) ruled out the possibility that the recent floods recorded in various parts of the country were caused by the release of Luna Bella's new video.

The versions would have emerged after the wave of torrential rains that hit the center and south of the country, forcing the SMN itself to come out and deny the theory that the hydrometeorological phenomenon was related to the growing popularity of the influencer 's content.

Polancoas and Kiyo in the video with Mujer Luna Bella pic.twitter.com/Y0wjYgobs9

—໊ (@ultrarockwelll) June 19, 2025

"We want to be very clear: the recorded water levels are the result of intense rainfall caused by the tropical cyclone, not the collective enthusiasm generated by the lady," explained the meteorologist who is called in when things get out of control.

Luna Bella has already caused havoc in the south of the country

Many social media users had noticed that the video's release coincided with the start of the heaviest rains of the year, fueling rumors as persistent as the fountain's trickle that grew larger and then smaller.

“That wasn't rain, it was unbridled passion,” one user posted after discovering the video had been playing in their browser all morning.

Nobody:

Luna Bella when she invites you to her house: pic.twitter.com/nDFn81csfO

— Oms.😌💅🏽 (@Omi_Garfito) June 20, 2025

For her part, Luna Bella thanked her followers for the conspiracy theory and promised to "continue to unload emotional dams in future releases," although she also recommended having a towel nearby in case of any weather or hormonal unforeseen events.

Finally, the city government issued a statement urging people not to associate weather with humidity on social media, and reiterated that any flooding should be reported to Locatel, not OnlyFans.

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