Rosalía Flees Interview Screaming After Cockroach Surprise

In a recent interview that became a sensation on social media, Spanish singer Rosalía found herself in an unexpected situation during a segment filmed in Brazil. The pop star was a guest on the weekly television show, Fantástico, recorded in front of the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro. What was supposed to be a smooth interview turned into a memorable moment when a giant cockroach appeared, causing Rosalía to flee the scene.
Rosalía’s Hilarious Cockroach Encounter
As the interview progressed, the 33-year-old singer exhibited a cheerful demeanor until an enormous flying cockroach invaded the shot. Describing the insect’s size, her reaction was immediate. She screamed “beetle” and darted towards the statue, high heels and all. Laughing, she confessed, “I’m so scared of beetles.” This comical incident quickly spread across social media, eliciting a barrage of jokes about her ex-boyfriend, Rauw Alejandro.
- Users on X (formerly Twitter) humorously referenced Rauw’s past relationship with Rosalía, showcasing playful jokes like “Rauw Alejandro appears by surprise in the middle of a Rosalía interview.”
- Many fans resonated with her reaction, sharing their own similar experiences with cockroaches.
Recent Context and Backlash
Despite the humorous nature of the cockroach incident, Rosalía also faced scrutiny from fans after her previous interview on The New York Times’s Popcast, where she discussed her album ‘LUX.’
In this interview, she explained her creative process and commitment to singing in thirteen different languages, highlighting her efforts to step outside her comfort zone. However, her remarks sparked controversy online, leading to accusations of cultural appropriation regarding Latino culture. The fallout was significant enough that Rosalía felt compelled to address the backlash in a later video.
She clarified her intentions, stating, “I have nothing but love and respect for Benito,” referring to fellow artist Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, known as Bad Bunny. She expressed her gratitude towards Latin America for supporting her career and emphasized that her comments were taken out of context.
Conclusion
Rosalía’s recent experiences—a humorous moment with a cockroach and a challenging interview—underscore the complexities of celebrity life in the spotlight. Her ability to navigate these incidents resonates with fans and keeps her at the forefront of cultural conversations.




