Overview
- Entertainment programs reported that a mechanic filed a lawsuit seeking 10 million pesos from Pradón over extensive work on her late‑1990s pickup, citing daño emergente, lucro cesante and daño moral.
- The coverage included chat excerpts said to detail the tasks performed on the truck, such as alarm checks, lock replacement, rear window change, electrical work and VTV processing.
- According to those reports, the mechanic offered installment payments and later suggested selling the vehicle, but the sale did not proceed when Pradón declined to sign formulario 08, and the truck has been retained since February.
- In a new on-camera response, Pradón called the accuser a scammer, claimed he is not a mechanic, alleged he sought her property papers and professed love, and said she filed a criminal complaint for aggravated fraud and requested a search.
- There is no public court ruling disclosed in the reports, which rely on TV panel accounts and interviews rather than published case filings.