The story of the Santander model Ingrid Karina and how she ended up on the streets of Medellín due to her drug addiction would be about to open a new chapter on social networks, after her eldest son, Juan Antonio, decided to open an account for her . on the platform.
After accumulating 30,000 followers in just 48 hours, the young man introduced himself and explained why he decided to create his mother’s profile and when he will manage it: “I’m Juan Antonio, Ingrid Karina’s son and I created this account for her until she has a mobile phone and can manage it.”
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Since opening his profile to the general public, Juan Antonio has been posting photos of his mother when she worked in the modeling industry. and clarified the doubts of those concerned about his current situation:
“I wanted to clarify some doubts for you. I have read many comments and some of them ask me why I created this account (TikTok). I did it so that she will have something to live on when my mother comes back. Many addicts turn to drugs when they recover because they have nothing to do and no one to give them work.”

The young man who, according to his mother, would live in France, He explained that the outlets for a life shaped by addiction are limited, but if Karina was aware, social networks could be an opportunity for her to generate income and stay away from the trash:
“She could dedicate herself to the networks, after all it’s something she’s always liked. So, I want to give him this account, as soon as he recovers, with a significant number of followers so that he has a way to support himself and tell the story of his life.”
The model admitted that she would prefer her children not to understand her current condition, but the video she recorded with Andreiitha Moreno did It reached 43 million views in just 72 hours; which made them, even being on the other side of the Atlantic, visible.
A before and after that encouraged Juan Antonio to look for her from afar, until they agreed to a call through third parties: “They asked me if I could talk to her or if I was looking for her and, that until now. , I couldn’t, but the most likely thing is that I will get it out today (Monday, November 11) and here (on networks) I will tell you how it is.”
The young man who was just of age limited himself to explain his relationship with Karina, but let the Ocañera share the rest of the story, when he gets a mobile phone and will be able to resume his life: “Many people have asked me to tell her story, but it seems to me that the only person who can tell her story is her and I think she would prefer it that way. As soon as you can, I will give you control of this account so you can do it“.

In the question and answer session, he did not mention that he was going to travel to Medellín, but he was enthusiastic about the recovery process of his mother, who said that, in the last few days, she suffered all kinds of abuse in the streets, like being hit by the cars; discrimination in shops, even if she had money, and ill treatment of those who crossed her.
“We must keep in mind that it is a very difficult path to recover from addiction, and I hope that my mother can achieve it with our help. I would like to thank you all for your support and interest in the difficult situation my mother is going through.. I hope this can all be resolved favorably,” he insisted, before ending the video.
Interview between Time.news Editor and Andreiitha Moreno
Time.news Editor: Welcome, Andreiitha. It’s a pleasure to have you with us today. Your heartwarming story connecting with Ingrid Karina has resonated with many. Can you tell us how you first encountered her on the streets of Medellín?
Andreiitha Moreno: Thank you for having me! It was a typical day when I noticed Karina sitting by the roadside. She had such a striking presence, even in her circumstances. I felt compelled to approach her and learn more about her story.
Editor: It’s incredible how one encounter can lead to such significant change. What compelled you to share her story on social media?
Andreiitha: When I heard Karina’s story, I realized how deeply inspiring it is. Despite her struggles with addiction, she possesses immense beauty and talent. I felt that by sharing her story, we could raise awareness about the issues of addiction and homelessness. Social media has the power to reach many people, and I wanted to use it as a platform for her voice.
Editor: Absolutely. And now, with her son Juan Antonio managing her TikTok account, it seems her journey on social media is just beginning. How do you feel about this new chapter for Karina?
Andreiitha: I think it’s wonderful! Juan Antonio is doing a remarkable job. He created the account with a vision of helping his mother regain her footing and reconnect with her past as a model. The fact that they’ve gained 30,000 followers in such a short time shows the immense support and love from the community.
Editor: Juan Antonio mentioned that he wants the account to give Karina a chance to earn a living once she recovers. What do you think about the role of social media in providing opportunities for those recovering from addiction?
Andreiitha: Social media can be a lifeline. For many recovering addicts, having a sense of purpose and engagement is crucial. It’s a platform where they can share their stories, earn income, and connect with a supportive community. If Karina can channel her passion for modeling and storytelling into her digital presence, it might create a pathway for her recovery.
Editor: It’s heartwarming to see a family member taking such proactive steps. Can you share more about the video that reached 43 million views and how it impacted Karina and her family?
Andreiitha: That video became a catalyst for change. Seeing the overwhelming response showed Karina that she is not forgotten. It reignited her spirit and strengthened the bond with her son. She prefers that her children not see her in her current condition, but now they have a chance to understand her journey and be part of her recovery story.
Editor: It’s inspiring to hear how social media can bridge gaps and build connections. Lastly, what do you hope will come next for Karina, and how can the audience support her journey?
Andreiitha: I hope that Karina can fully reclaim her life and find her voice in the digital world. My hope is that her story will inspire others facing similar struggles and educate society about addiction. The audience can support her by following her account, engaging positively by sharing her story, and spreading awareness about the resources available for those dealing with addiction.
Editor: Thank you so much, Andreiitha. It’s been enlightening and uplifting to discuss Karina’s journey and the role of social media in her recovery. We look forward to seeing how her story unfolds.
Andreiitha: Thank you for having me! I appreciate the opportunity to shed light on an important issue and support Karina’s journey.