Gloria Trevi has been in show business for ages now and she recently sat down for an interview at Ufornia Nation radio show with Pancho Mercado and René Pineda. The latter started formulating a question and revealed that the "Pelo Suelto" hitmaker was 57 years old, which she did not like at all. After Pineda said her age on the air, Trevi got seemingly upset and said: "What? You know what, I think it's not cool that they asked for my passport when I got here and that you looked at it and my date of birth."
After the environment got heated, Trevi stood up and talked to her assistant to leave the cabin. But guess what? It was all a joke and Trevi bursted out in laughter. It was all a prank that Mercado fell for as he thought Trevi had gotten upset for real. Watch the hilarious moment below and tell us what you think!
It was recently revealed that Mary Boquitas will be releasing a series based on her autobiographical book where she will revealed what she lived with Gloria Trevi. “After so many years of waiting, finally the moment has come, just the right time for me to finally be able to tell my true story,” says Portillo. “This project is not about vindicating myself, nor does it seek justice for anyone. Rather, it’s about healing wounds and closing open chapters so that others can benefit from my story. It’s been said that silence amounts to consent and it’s time for the truth to come out.”
The series, based on the upcoming book by Raquenel Potillo, is produced by Endemol Shine Latino, a division of Endemol Shine North America, and DNF Pictures. Portillo’s untitled book, which is being written with Emmy-winning journalist and New York Times best-selling author Maria Garcia, will serve as the backbone for “El Clan.”
"We are very excited to be a part of this project that finally gives a voice to Raquenel,” says Mauricio Piccone, Executive Vice President, Endemol Shine Latino. “This series will be an opportunity to finally tell the true story behind all the rumors and speculation that has been in the public eye for decades. Raquenel’s transparency, honesty and growth as a person has been remarkable and will allow us to tell this incredibly heart-breaking story of broken promises and lost dreams, all wrapped in the pop Latin music scene of the 80’ & 90’s.”
DNF CEO Dean Altit added, “This series will be an introspective journey of music, deception, hope and faith, where the main character will have to seek forgiveness from those that surround her and the most difficult thing will be learning to forgive herself.”
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