As accusations mounted online suggesting he orchestrated or facilitated the leak, Beéle mounted a vigorous defense through formal statements and live broadcasts. The Barranquilla-born singer denied leaking the material, claiming he never shared the footage with third parties, stored it on insecure cloud services, or authorized its publication in any capacity.
His management team emphasized that he, too, faced reputational fallout, lost commercial endorsements, and severe public backlash. Beéle argued that third-party hacking or device interception could not be ruled out. His legal representatives warned that accusing the artist directly of committing an unauthorized intimate media offense without forensic evidence constituted actionable defamation.
