Tenoch Huerta, who played the role of Namor in “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” has actually confirmed that he’s leaving the Netflix movie “Fiesta en la Madriguera.” The movie was going on the floors and was based on a book by Juan Pablo Villalobos. The reason behind Huerta quitting the movie is a sexual assault claim that has been made against him.
Huerta denied the allegations, stating that he had a consensual relationship with the musician. However, he claimed that after the relationship ended, the musician misrepresented their interactions. As a result, he hired a legal team to protect his reputation and refute the false accusations.
Tenoch Huerta has decided to withdraw his name due to the significant impact of recent false statements made by María Elena Ríos and the resulting damage caused. In a statement, he expressed sadness over this decision, but emphasized the need to protect himself and the dedicated team involved in the project. His primary focus now is on restoring his reputation.
