LOPILATO STANDS BY HER MAN-M. BUBLE
Some fans called out the singer for his behavior toward his wife in a recent Instagram Live session
Luisana Lopilato is standing by her husband Michael Bublé after some fans expressed concerns over his behavior in a recent social media appearance.
On Sunday, the Argentinian model, 32, posted a message to her followers on Instagram, shooting down any negative claims about her marriage to the Grammy winner, 44, with whom she shares three children — sons Noah, 6, and Elias, 4, and daughter Vida, 20 months.
“It’s incredible how some human beings act!” wrote Lopilato, translated from Spanish. “And during a time where we’re all navigating through a pandemic, living with moments of lockdown, anxiety, fear, loneliness, uncertainty of all kinds.”
She continued: “We get together every day with my husband to stream live and bring a bit of joy, entertainment, and hope, and we have to deal with hearing and seeing from ill-intentioned people who come out saying things about our family without knowing anything about us.”
Some fans called out Bublé for how he elbowed and handled Lopilato during a moment in an Instagram Live session, which was captured and re-shared on Twitter.
A rep for Bublé tells PEOPLE in a statement, “There will be no further commenting on this ridiculous allegation. All anyone needs to do is see them together on Facebook Live every day. They are equal and loving partners and treat each other with the greatest respect. They are a beautiful couple.”
In her post clearing the air, Lopilato called the claims “not fair,” and said she has “no doubts who my husband is and would choose him again a million times over!” She also wrote that the detractors are “doing damage and taking advantage of a pandemic, when people are suffering and dying and stuck in their homes, to gain fame and followers.”
Lopilato said she would not “allow” the “lies” because they “disrespect my family” — and she urged fans not to either: “I’m asking you all who trust me after so many years to not allow it either.”
“I leave the consequences up to God now, with no need to add more and doing what I think is right when someone messes with my family,” she wrote. “The world needs love, hope, morals, unity and solidarity now more than ever. NOT those types of people.”
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