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The story of Leticia Miller, the 18-year-old who was chosen to star in the film in honor of the Mexican star Selena Quintanilla, has resonated again in the media world, due to the relationship between Seam Cumbs Diddy and his ex-partner Jennifer Lopez.
The death of Leticia Miller, known by her real name as Gloria de la Cruz, has been widely reported on social media. She was a young woman who bore an extreme resemblance to the “Queen of Tex-Mex” and died at the hands of her partner, who strangled her and then burned her body.
Miller’s final moments were linked to actress Jennifer Lopez and her ex-partner Sean Combs, who at that time took the lead role in the film, after Selena’s double was found dead in a garbage dump.
What is the relationship between Leticia Miller and Sean Diddy Cumbs?
Internet users went so far as to link Leticia Miller and Sean Cumbs , who was dating actress Jennifer Lopez and took the lead role in “Selena: The Movie” released in 1997, the play attracted more than 20 thousand applicants . However, Gloria de la Cruz stood out thanks to her resemblance to the Mexican star, but unfortunately she passed away before production began.
The case has led Internet users to question what is behind the relationship between Jennifer Lopez and Sean Diddy Cumbs, who is currently facing several charges related to sex trafficking , among others.
Although fans have no evidence linking “Diddy” and Jennifer Lopez to what happened with Leticia Miller, the case of Selena’s “Double,” who ended up murdered, is now popular again and they find it curious how the role turned out to be for JLo.
How did Leticia Miller die?
Leticia Miller was an 18-year-old girl, also known by her real name as Gloria de la Cruz and her particular resemblance to the queen “The Queen of Tex-Mex” , who died tragically at the hands of Corrie Rabinson .
Rabinson , who had a history of violence, allegedly killed Miller by causing several wounds, suffocating her, and then burned her body and put it in a trash can in the Wilshire district of Los Angeles.
