Overview
- Melissa Paredes shared on Instagram that she gave her daughter Mía a pink iPhone 15 for Christmas and said the child had only used inherited phones before but wanted the pink model.
- Coverage showed Rodrigo Cuba posing with his daughter and, according to reports, allowing her to use the device while they were together.
- Jorge Cuba answered social media claims of favoritism by noting Mía is older and has more photos, as Ale Venturo explained she restricts public exposure of her own daughter except by the parents.
- Ale Venturo amplified her stance against phones for children by posting a TikTok that warned screen reliance “creates the parasite of tomorrow.”
- Paredes later said her daughter traveled abroad with Cuba, Venturo and her sisters for a family trip, describing mixed emotions about the separation during the holidays.