A few days after news of the split between La Joaqui and Luck Ra became public, one of the most popular artist couples in youth entertainment, the Córdoba-born singer broke his silence and spoke for the first time about what he is going through.
The breakup was accompanied by a string of speculation on social media that involved Tuli Acosta, also a singer and close friend of Luck Ra. The rumors intensified in recent days and sparked a wave of comments and questions directed at both artists.
Joaqui herself addressed the topic during her appearance on PH, Podemos Hablar (Telefe), where she clarified that she does not believe there was infidelity. However, she acknowledged that some attitudes between Luck Ra and Tuli Acosta had crossed boundaries that made her uncomfortable within a romantic relationship.
Until now, Luck Ra had chosen to remain silent. However, in the last few hours he decided to use his social media to give his side and ask for privacy during this moment.
What Luck Ra Said After His Breakup with La Joaqui
The singer posted an image in his Instagram stories on a black background with white letters. First, he clarified his age after various versions circulated in the media.
“For people who don’t even know how old I am, I’m 27, not 28,” he began. Then he directly referred to the personal moment he is going through and made clear that his intention is to keep the mourning away from public exposure.
“Busco un duelo tranquilo, privado, en paz. Ya soy adulto”, expresó.
However, one of the central points of his statement was related to Tuli Acosta. In the face of the rumors that grew after the separation, Luck Ra was emphatic and denied that there had been a romantic involvement between them.
“It’s been said, but it hasn’t come out of my mouth yet. Nothing happened with Tuli,” he stated. In this way, the singer responded directly to one of the main versions circulating around the breakup.
His stance on the criticisms he received on social media
In another message, the artist also referred to the comments he received in the last few days, especially those linked to his appearance and to an alleged life of excess.
“Yes, I know I’m uglier than stepping on dog poop barefoot. I’m not looking to be unruly,” he wrote with irony.
But the statement did not end there. Before traveling, Luck Ra hinted that he would speak publicly about the topic again. “Now I’m boarding a plane, but tomorrow I’ll tell you more,” he wrote.
In this way, the singer left open the possibility of expanding his statements this Tuesday, August 11, and adding new details about the end of his relationship with La Joaqui.
For now, his first message had two clear axes: he asked to go through the mourning privately and decisively denied any romance with Tuli Acosta. Meanwhile, the breakup continues to generate repercussions among his followers and keeps the focus on what both artists may say about the end of their story.
