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Lionel Messi’s wife, Antonela Roccuzzo, is getting destroyed online this week, with social media users accusing her of being an attention seeker after she posted a video of herself squatting in the gym.
Roccuzzo, who moved to the United States with the Argentinian star when he joined Inter Miami last year, is already pretty popular and doesn’t quite need the attention.
Still, she recently took to social media to show off a bit of her workout, drawing lots of backlash.
“Messi’s wife got bored and felt the need to record her gym session,” a user wrote as the caption to the video shown below. “The need for online attention is becoming a serious issue.”
“Tough scene when the wife is posting squat videos to strangers on the internet,” another user wrote.
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Lionel Messi’s Wife Antonela Roccuzzo Has Too Much Going To Worry About Online Backlash Right Now
Filming a workout is hardly novel and is not quite deserving of criticism, yet there are many folks out there who feel like women with partners should be more private, especially when wearing such clothing.
“I do not mind people filming their workouts,” someone countered.
“Some people would find that inspiring and may influence others to workout but of course the need to be negative is greater than the need for attention,” said another.
Antonela Roccuzzo has not responded to any of her critics, and she should not feel inclined to do so either. There are bigger things at stake.
Lionel Messi will be playing Colombia in the Copa America final this Sunday in what should be a tense affair. He and his family will hope he can help Argentina successfully defend their crown after winning it in 2021.
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