Mediaset's new board of directors is not willing to allow anything to get out of line with its new strategy, and for this they have carried off countless familiar faces who have ended up on a feared "blacklist" due to their strict new code ethical. The last, Alba Carrillo, who was dismissed in a sudden way after more than a decade linked to the chain.
A dismissal that has nothing to do with the production company Unicorn Content, who maintained their contract and who tried to revoke this decision of the board until the last minute. However, despite the bad times, Alba puts a good face on bad times, and surprised her followers with a more than positive message on Instagram.
Accompanied by her inseparable son Lucas, the result of her relationship with Fonsi Nieto, who was one of Mediaset's most beloved collaborators decided to share a message of gratitude in a peculiar way at least: preparing a sweet only suitable for those with a sweet tooth.
Specifically, an idea from his son, roll-ups with ice cream, which after an explanation from his mother comes to be "ice cream wrapped in a giant Sugus". A dessert that serves to see the good side of things and that accompanies this new beginning for the model.
"The first thing: I am very grateful for all the love and support that I am receiving. TV is my natural environment and I am happy there," says the model, before insisting that "a cycle closes, but a full stage begins of good things and beautiful projects".
To her followers, she only asks that they continue with her as they have done so far. "I hope you'll join me! Nothing would make me happier! Thank you for loving me. It's mutual."
It must be said that the dismissal of the collaborator has caused hundreds of viewers to express their disagreement on social networks. The model was one of the most beloved television characters in recent times, for all the content she has given and her cheeky character when it comes to addressing issues on television.
According to Semana magazine, the board's decision would have been given by its controversial profile, which would not fit with this new image of the chain. In addition, the collaborator continues immersed in a legal war against Sálvame and La Fábrica de la Tele, something that would also make her new bosses uncomfortable.
At the moment, it is not known what the next project of Alba Carrillo will be, who until now was one of the permanent collaborators of programs such as Ya es mediodía -where she has already been replaced by the journalist Irena Junquera- or the debates of La isla de las temptations.
