Overview
- In the second episode of No te lo Cayes she recounts how eight men stripped her belt and assaulted her at age six.
- She first disclosed the abuse in 2024 and now offers a more graphic and unfiltered testimony.
- Her psychologist diagnosed dissociation as a survival mechanism and she says it has shaped her personal, professional and intimate relationships.
- She admits the trauma led her to hate her body and channel her energy into study and work for self-worth.
- As president of Spain’s Academy of the Performing Arts she has opened a safe space for women’s testimonies and stresses she does not seek to become a symbolic leader or join #MeToo.