Los Lotharios reveal what their families think about the Kiss Cam
SmackDown Superstars Los Lotharios (Angel and Humberto) recently spoke about their professionalism during the Kiss Cam segment and its impact on their personal lives.
In an interaction with TV Insider, Angel and Humberto talked about what their families thought about the segments.
Carrillo stated that Los Lotharios are just playing their gimmick.
"They know we are doing our jobs and having fun. Thatβs the point of it," said Humberto. "I mean, that is part of the gimmick too [Laughs]. I just try to be a gentleman at home. Maybe wash the dishes," he added jokingly.
The former WWE 24/7 Champion added that they focus on the family at home and the gimmick in the building.
"As actors doing television, wrestlers do our thing too. You have to separate between family and business. Business is business. Family is family. We donβt play the gimmick at home. We stay focused on family then. Then when we are in the building, we focus on the gimmick," said Garza.
The real-life cousins joined forces to make their debut on the blue brand last year. Los Lotharios attribute their comfort in working any tag team style to the chemistry they share.
Los Lotharios' Garza on controversial statement amidst the pandemic
The Kiss Cam segment was ideated by Angel Garza.
In the same interview with TV Insider, the 29 year-old stated that it was something they brought to the table and were able to get the desired reactions from participants.
During the pandemic, the former NXT Cruiserweight Champion caused quite the stir when he stated that his kiss was the cure for COVID.
Check out his tweet below:
An interesting tidbit from these Kiss Cam segments occurred when local talent Kayla Sparks appeared live on SmackDown and a pre-taped segment of AEW Rampage on the same night.
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