Frank Cuesta's hilarious impersonation went viral: "Yuyee never existed, it was me with a silicone mask."

These days, Frank Cuesta is more in the eye of the storm than ever, with a week in which the presenter's videos have been published on social media, sometimes saying one thing and then contradicting himself the next.

The leaks from his former collaborator have put him between a rock and a hard place, forcing him to confess things like buying animals for the sanctuary and not having all the qualifications he claimed to have.

Although it's a dramatic event, it certainly makes for some comedy, something that a young TikToker whose social media handle is Delmo (@delmontonbueno) has managed to pull off. Wearing a white cap and T-shirt, and looking at the camera like Frank Cuesta usually does, he made a video called "Frank Cuesta's 27th statement."

"I want to make a special statement to clarify the situation I'm experiencing," she begins. "First of all, my name is not Frank Cuesta. I took the name Frank because I've always been a big fan of Frank Blanco , the former Zapeando host. The current one is no fucking bastard," the TikToker explains, getting into character. "And the last name Cuesta, for Aquí no hay quien , long live Juan Cuesta."

"I'm not a herpetologist. I don't know if that term exists or if I just made it up," says the character, who admits he's not a veterinarian. " I'm a pottery craftsman, expert in air-drying clay twisting."

"I only like animals one way, and that's backwards and forwards. In fact, Chispas the otter disappeared because there was hunger and it was a holiday ," the young woman says, referring to the accusations of animal abuse.

"I don't have cancer and I've never had it. What I had was a really bad ingrown toenail and a rusty Gillette razor that I had to use up," the fake Frank joked in the video about his illness.

And finally, regarding Yujee, Yujee has never been to jail. In fact, Yujee has never existed . It's been me the whole time wearing a silicone mask like Mrs. Doubtfire," she said of the adventurer's ex-wife.

The video concluded with a "sincere apology." "I hope you can forgive me and continue donating some money for Crocs, because I really like them," she concluded, referring to the well-known sneakers Frank Cuesta often wears.