Brazilian model Ana Paula Consorte has left Peru for Brazil after unfollowing football player Paolo Guerrero following social media interaction with his ex-partner. Consorte travelled to Porto Alegre after learning that the Alianza Lima forward reportedly re-followed Peruvian model Alondra Garcia Miro on Instagram and shared one of her recent posts.
The reported online activity triggered widespread reactions across digital platforms, leading Consorte to distance herself from the Peruvian footballer. Guerrero, who is nicknamed El Depredador, subsequently unfollowed the Brazilian model on Instagram as well, heightening speculation among fans over a potential separation.
Guerrero, a veteran striker for Peruvian top-flight club Alianza Lima, and Consorte share two children together and had only recently resumed their relationship prior to the online dispute. Garcia Miro is a Peruvian actress and influencer who previously maintained a high-profile romantic relationship with Guerrero before their eventual split.
Departure to Porto Alegre
Following the online fallout, Consorte published social media content showing her arrival in Porto Alegre, a major metropolitan city in southern Brazil. Images uploaded from Carlos Gomes Avenue depicted the influencer in the city accompanied by text stating that she loved it so much.
Consorte did not offer additional details regarding the specific reasons for her trip to Brazil. She has not publicly confirmed whether her sudden departure was directly connected to the controversy surrounding Guerrero and Garcia Miro.
The simultaneous unfollowing by both Consorte and Guerrero marked a swift public turn for the couple. Their digital actions were widely interpreted by followers as a clear signal of emotional distance following their recent reconciliation.
Instagram account compromise claim
Amid growing rumors of a relationship breakdown, Guerrero issued an official statement to address the unusual activity recorded on his social media profiles. The Alianza Lima forward maintained that both his Facebook and Instagram accounts had suffered three unauthorized access incidents during the seven days preceding the controversy.
Guerrero stated that his social media profiles were accessed without authorization, resulting in unsolicited friend requests, likes, comments, and reposts being issued from his accounts without his knowledge or consent. He clarified that these automated interactions did not reflect any deliberate personal action on his part.
Through the statement, Guerrero explicitly distanced himself from the Instagram post by Garcia Miro that had sparked public debate, implicitly denying any personal rapprochement toward his former partner. The footballer also extended an apology to anyone who may have been affected by the unauthorized activity on his social media accounts.
