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The legal battle between Bad Bunny and his ex-girlfriend, lawyer Carliz de la Cruz Hernández, does not end here. The Supreme Court of Puerto Rico ruled that the lawsuit for 40 million dollars must continue. This does not mean a victory for her, but it does mean that the case will not be dismissed.

What did the court decide?

The resolution of the island’s highest court indicates that there are sufficient elements to continue analyzing the litigation. The judge conducting the process must evaluate the evidence and arguments. Meanwhile, the singer faces another legal front in the midst of his tour and musical projects.

The news shocked his followers, who closely follow the artist’s every move. With his characteristic irreverent style, Bad Bunny has not yet spoken publicly. The lawsuit, filed by De la Cruz Hernández, demands million-dollar compensation for alleged breaches of previous agreements.

The case continues its legal course, without a final ruling. For now, the Puerto Rican justice system keeps the process alive.

A dream fulfilled in Paris

Danna was the only Mexican invited to Robert Wun’s Fall-Winter 2026 Haute Couture show, during Paris Fashion Week. She shared the front row with figures like Cardi B. Her presence confirms the growing interest of fashion in turning her into a Latin American ambassador.

After the event, the singer shared her excitement on Instagram:

“Since the first time I fell in love with Robert’s designs I dreamed of wearing one of these pieces… living my couture dream playing with love and fire.”

For the occasion, she wore a chocolate brown dress, one of the colors of the season. The design stood out for its bare shoulders, tulle bodice and long satin silk skirt. Two layers of fabric fell over her arms, creating an ethereal effect.

Unlike other appearances, Danna hid her hair under a hat so that all attention was focused on the architecture of the dress. Bright makeup in warm tones completed the look.

Her role as the only Mexican representative in the parade underlines her moment outside the musical stages.

A soap opera villain enters reality

Cynthia Klitbo is the new inhabitant of The house of the famous Mexico. The production of the program presented her tonight as the fifth confirmed for the next season. The news was well received by the public.

The actress had already generated expectations after a list was leaked on social networks and a video track that alluded to her iconic character Tamara, from the telenovela The privilege of loving.

Upon introducing herself, Klitbo said she felt excited and nervous about this new challenge. He announced that the public will get to know a little-seen side of him.

Cynthia joins other confirmed: Ernesto Laguardia, Karina Torres, Ximena Herrera, Aldo Rendón and Moisés Peñalosa. The new season promises more surprises.