Who is Alvise Perez? Influencer swearing at Jenna Hermoso over compromising video: “I want you to go to jail”

Alvis Perez is a Spanish political influencer who has sworn in Beautiful Jenniplayer of the Spanish women’s football team, who accuses Luis Rubialesthe president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) to “kiss him without consent”.

Since the scandal broke out on August 20, the famous “pico” has been trending on social media in Spain, and the controversial tweeter has vehemently criticized the player he accuses of lying.

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On August 25, Pérez said on her X (Twitter) account, where she has more than 51,000 followers, that her friend Hermosa will have “whatsapps where she will show that the player condemned Rubiales ‘because of political and media pressure’ and not because was sexually assaulted.”

The influencer, who has 547,000 followers on Instagram, published on his networks a video in which the soccer player allegedly laughs when he saw how the “kiss” went, images that Pérez spread to his networks.

Recently, Alvise Pérez released a video that will be edited, where Jenni Hermoso is seen on a plane supposedly returning to Spain.

On Twitter, Pérez assures that the player bragged “with her teammates” and posed “between laughs with the meme of your highlight with Rubiales.”

In his announcement, the influencer tells the football player to “tell the truth, because Spain already knows it today.” I want you to go to jail.”

Who is Alvise Perez?

Luis Alvise Pérez is from Seville and is 33 years old. In an interview with La Razón in April 2021, he talked about his life and what he does.

He said he has “absolute contempt” for political parties because, in his opinion, they are only looking for votes “so they can connect more people”.

Alvise is becoming more and more famous on social networks, where he became famous during the pandemic.

From his homeland, he says, he went to Great Britain, where he began his studies, which he did not finish because he had to work: he first studied political science, then political philosophy and economics.

He said he worked for the Liberal Democrats and the International Federation of Liberal Youth; while in Spain, when he returned, he joined Ciudadanos.

In 2019, he moved to Madrid, where his brother lived, a city where he worked with a political adviser whom he had quit during the pandemic; and he started his relationship with social networks through Twitter.

He has not revealed who is funding it and says it has “thousands of informants” who are “volunteers” and “altruists”.

Accused of publishing hoaxes, he said in 2021 that he is pursuing two lawsuits against him in court, and claims that he has filed about thirty of them against those who “falsely accuse him.”

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