Messi's mother accused of attempting to sabotage her son's marriage

Messi's mother accused of attempting to sabotage her son's marriage

Lionel Messi and Antonella Roccuzzo

Lionel Messi's mother was accused of attempting to end her daughter-in-law. 

Celia Cuccittini arrived at the wedding with a silver lace dress with her family. 

The dress resembled the dress worn by the bride of Messi Antonella Roccuzzo. There are rumors of a long loophole between the mother of Messi and Antonella. 

Lionel Messi's mother was accused of attempting to make her daughter-in-law's head after marking the couple's marriage with an almost identical white dress. The Barcelona football star and his childhood girlfriend Antonella Roccuzzo tied the knot yesterday at a starred event in their hometown of Rosario in the Argentine province of Santa Fe.Preparations for marriage had been tainted with rumors of a long fault between Messi's mother, Celia Cuccittini and the family of Antonella. The Argentine media reported that Messis had reserved an entire floor of the resort complex in downtown Rosario, Antonella's family occupying another floor because the two families do not speak. But there were dazzled screams after the civil ceremony when Celia arrived with husband Jorge on the red carpet wearing a silver lace dress that was remarkably similar to that of the bride. It is already considered a lack of respect in Argentina for any other guest or family member at a wedding to wear in white except for the bride. And in the days that preceded the marriage, The designer chosen by mother Celia and her daughter Sol for their dresses, had declared to the infobae site of Argentina that the dress of the mother would be "dark". Designer, Claudio Cosano, who traveled to Rosario to help women prepare, said they would be "very luxurious dresses, couture. I can assure you that they will be dark and with Cosan style permeated in them. But when she appeared, Celia wore a long, white dress with embroidered stones and a boat deck, and a lace hem touching the floor, just like the wedding dress of her new daughter-in-law. For many in Argentina, the choice of dress was an attempt to compete with the woman who, according to reports, she never wanted to marry her famous son. Fashion journalist Miranda Dress wrote, "One of the golden rules for those who are invited to a wedding is not to go white, light gray, beige or any color that could be mistaken for the bride. "It seems that Celia Messi decided to ignore this maxim carrying a dress by Claudi Cosano that, although it was spectacular, was not suited to the groom's mother.