The latest buzz in Cuban celebrity circles on social media revolves around the ongoing debate concerning Rachel Arderi's choice to keep her private life away from public scrutiny. Flor de Cuba, seizing the moment, has thrown some subtle hints into the mix. After one of her Mercedes' tires went flat, she cleverly used the opportunity to promote a car dealership in Kentucky, all while referencing the gossip surrounding Oniel Bebeshito's wife.
"My Mercedes tire went flat. Oh my God, it's those evil eyes—they jinxed my Mercedes tire! No, no, no, if everything that happens to us in life is because of the evil eye, then unfortunate people would never have any problems," Flor stated in her video, taking a sharp jab at Rachel. She went on to sarcastically claim that her Mercedes had caused much distress to her followers, suggesting she might trade it for another car, an electric bike, or even a stroller. Despite asserting that she knows nothing about car brands and doesn't even know how to drive, she was seen posing in front of various cars for sale in the background.
This wasn’t the only veiled remark aimed at Rachel and other influencers who project a seemingly perfect life online. In another video, she mocked the stories many share on social media, as if they had more than 24 hours in a day, showcasing an idyllic lifestyle. "The perfect life doesn't exist. Send this reel to someone who complains about their life or constantly compares themselves to the 'perfect' lives on the internet," she advised her followers.