The same pink cover-up, the same long black hair, and to top it off, Karol G's audio. Rachel Arderi and La Dura (Diliamne Jacob) have done it again, and social media is already buzzing with the usual debate: coincidence or imitation?
It all started when Rachel posted a reel on her Instagram account posing on a balcony with views of the Miami skyline, dressed in a completely pink outfit: bikini top, transparent mini skirt, and a long ruffled kimono in the same color, all to the rhythm of “Matadora.” The post exceeded 27,100 likes in less than 24 hours, and among the first to react was her partner, reggaeton artist Oniel Bebeshito, with a comment of “ufff don’t look at me like that.”
The problem—or the gossip, depending on how you look at it—surfaced almost simultaneously: La Dura appeared in her stories wearing a transparent pink cover-up that was practically identical, also accompanied by a song from La Bichota. The coincidence didn't take long to go viral.
Once again, fans noticed that Diliamne and Rachel Arderi stepped out onto the beach wearing exactly the same pink cover-up. Who bought it first? Was it just a coincidence, or did they coordinate to create some buzz? This was noted by several entertainment accounts.
The comments were divided into well-defined camps. The first group defended Rachel with a specific point: she posted first. "But what's the cost, Rachel uploaded it first," wrote a user who received 113 likes. The second group recalled that La Dura has been in the game longer and is the one who sets the trends: "If we all obviously know that La Dura became known before Rachel, but La Dura can be an inspiration for everyone except Rachel, why?"
The third faction, perhaps the most entertaining, came with conspiracy theories. "My theory is that they both bought the same cover-up without knowing it. La Dura took it on her trip but maybe she was going to wear it the day after tomorrow, and upon seeing that Rachel pulled it out, she rushed to put it on so that no one would think she copied," speculated a comment that garnered 200 "likes."
And then there were those who are already fed up with the endless debate: "They are living and enjoying their lives separately while people are struggling to compare them." Or those who went straight to the practical: "Let all the ones shopping at SHEIN for the outfit raise their hands."
Neither of the two influencers made public statements about the matter nor mentioned each other. Silence, as always in this feud, speaks for itself.
This episode is the final chapter of a rivalry that has been fueling Cuban showbiz for years: in March 2026, it was the photo with the white snake, in February 2025, it was the GRWM format, and before that, there were looks, poses, and stories that followers compared point by point. The pattern remains the same: matching outfits, social media in flames, no direct statements between them, and thousands of guaranteed interactions. Several comments are already calling for what many have been dreaming about for a while: "They should be friends and make a match."
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