After getting engaged back in December, Sebastian Lletget has been accused of allegedly cheating his fiancee Becky G. Here's what you need to know about the scandal.
After getting engaged back in December, the FC Dallas player Sebastian Lletget has been accused of allegedly cheating his fiancee singer Becky G. While none of them have responded to the rumors, the situation has been trending on social media. Lletget and Becky G met through their mutual friends Naomi Scott, who starred in Power Rangers with the singer, and her husband, player Jordan Spence. They have been together since January 2016 and their most recent public appearence was in the 2023 Oscars Vanity Fair party.
Last year, a few weeks before announcing their engagement, Becky G told People Magazine that they were “supporting each other” in their respective careers, and that she wasn’t in a “rush” for things to change. However, now there could be trouble in paradise. Here’s what we know about the cheating scandal.
The accusations came from a “ghost” Instagram account, @ja29poo. This woman published a series of stories stating that Lletget was with her while partying in a disco in Madrid called Shoko back in February. Needless to say, fans aren’t pleased, and are ready to come for him in her defense — with similar online reactions presented in the recent Prime Video series, Swarm.
“Becky g: bzrp music sessions vol 55 coming soon,” one fan replied, referencing Shakira’s cheating allegations that resulted in her latest hit song.
The situation, according to Opoyi, stemmed from an Instagram account that claimed he was at a Madrid disco called Shoko last month. The user, an unnamed woman, also shared several IG stories about that night.
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