It has been a month full of emotions for the Campos family. Last Thursday, Terelu Campos uploaded a video to her Instagram profile of him reacting to the helicopter jump of her sister Carmen Borrego, who has decided to participate in the new edition of Survivors.
Excited and surprised by her family member's guts, the former Sálvame presenter did not hesitate to dedicate some nice words to him on Instagram: ''I cannot be happier and more proud, because I more than anyone know the great effort you have made, your great overcoming. Here's to many more weeks of surpassing you.''
Everything seemed to be going well within the popular family, since Alejandra Rubio attended the Telecinco contest debate yesterday and appeared serene and calm. However, as Informalia published this morning, Terelu Campos has been admitted to a hospital in Madrid for more than two days.
According to what has been learned, the communicator went last Saturday, March 9 at night to the Jiménez Díaz Foundation University Hospital due to pneumonia. At the moment the health status of the television collaborator and her evolution are unknown, but Rubio's presence on the Mediaset set has reassured her followers.
Although it seems that things are under control and that Terelu is stable with the disease, the eldest of the Campos sisters will have to spend a few days under observation at the medical center to avoid complications and scares.
After a few turbulent weeks in which nothing was talked about other than the relationship between Alejandra Rubio and the actor Carlo Costanzia, the young content creator has found two new open fronts that are giving a lot to talk about: the contest of his aunt Carmen Borrego in the Cayos Cochinos and the hospital admission of his mother.
During yesterday's debate on Survivors, Rubio was objective and commented on some aspects of her family member's contest. Alejandra did not hesitate to praise different aspects of Borrego's personality and openly criticize others, something that the audience celebrated online. However, as El Español has published, the young woman did not want to talk about her mother's health: "It is not something I should talk about, it is not my responsibility."
