Daniella Campos Defends Lola Melnyck After ‘Funas’: ‘She Lost More Than Dignity in Chile’

Lola Melnyck, a former cast member of Morandé con Compañía, has made it clear several times that she has no intention of returning to Chile, claiming she has a poor opinion of the country and its people. This has led to a significant backlash on social media, which she has even responded to.

However, Daniella Campos, a fellow TV personality, has now come to Melnyck’s defense, shedding light on the challenges she faced during her time in Chile. According to La Cuarta, Campos stated: I understand her, because I also lived that moment. She was in Chile at the worst time of the entertainment industry and was heavily attacked. She really had a hard time with the Chilean press.

Campos went on to explain that Melnyck’s success and fame in Chile came at a cost, saying: That it brought her the consequence of making a lot of money and fame at the expense of our country, that’s another issue.

The Lack of Respect Towards Women

Campos also addressed the lack of respect that women faced in the entertainment industry during that time, stating: The lack of respect that the press had at that time, with women mainly, of treating everyone like a prostitute.

She continued, Then, the bastards (sic) are a bunch of little men. Those who made the same comments about the women who were doing well in that era (…) Lola Melnick lost much more than dignity in Chile.

A Critique and a Reminder

Towards the end of her defense, Campos did express a critique of Melnyck, saying: Yes, I want to remind her that without us, you wouldn’t be where you are.

Conclusion

Daniella Campos’ defense of Lola Melnyck sheds light on the challenges and mistreatment that women in the entertainment industry faced in Chile during that time. While Melnyck’s comments about the country have been controversial, Campos’ perspective provides a deeper understanding of the context and the impact it had on Melnyck’s experience.