In a recent appearance on the podcast “Malas Personas,” hosted by Victoria Martín, Spanish actor Maxi Iglesias candidly discussed his experiences during the filming of the popular series “Física o Química.” Known for his beloved roles in Spanish television, Iglesias shared surprising revelations about his past, particularly the bullying he faced from some of his co-stars.
During the podcast, Iglesias was asked about encounters with “bad people,” a common query posed by Martín given the show”s title. He responded with a shocking admission, stating, “When I leave school, I am bullied at the fake school by some of my “Física o Química” co-stars in real life.” His honesty caught Martín off guard, highlighting the unexpected nature of his testimony.
Iglesias elaborated that this bullying stemmed from a variety of factors, including the competitive atmosphere often found in the entertainment industry. He reflected on how these negative experiences left a mark but emphasized that he has since moved past that chapter of his life.
As the conversation unfolded, Iglesias made it clear that he views this period as a part of his past that he has fortunately left behind. His openness about such personal experiences sheds light on the often hidden challenges faced by actors, even those who are considered successful. The discussion resonated with many listeners, adding depth to their understanding of the pressures and dynamics within the entertainment field.
In today”s landscape, Iglesias continues to be a prominent figure in Spanish television, reminding audiences that ambition and resilience are vital components of navigating the complexities of fame and interpersonal relationships.
