Alba Carrillo has found her place on television again after her controversial departure from Telecinco just a year ago. The model was one of the most popular faces of the Fuencarral chain back in the day. But her professional career took a 180-degree turn a few months ago when her dismissal from Mediaset became public. A decision that did not sit well with the model, she decided to take her case to court.
Since then, Alba Carrillo has been immersed in a legal battle against the audiovisual group and several production companies related to Mediaset, including that of Ana Rosa Quintana, with whom the model has never had the best of relationships. After months of battling in court, the model managed to reach an agreement with Mediaset to avoid holding a trial for the lawsuit for "unfair dismissal" that she had filed against them.
In this way, the woman from Madrid has finally been able to close this stormy chapter of her life and thus focus on her new television projects. And after months of job uncertainty, it seems that Alba Carrillo has found the path to success again.
The model has returned to the small screen stomping. She first did it as a contestant on Bake Off: famous in the oven, the new Spanish Television format, where several well-known faces will have to fight to become the best pastry chef in the country. Later, it came to light that the Madrid native was going to join the program D Corazón, the new magazine by Anne Igartiburu and Jordi González focused on social reporting.
And this Friday we learned that Alba Carrillo will return to the small screen as a collaborator on one of the most popular morning shows today, Mañaneros. Jaime Cantizano's program revealed the big news this morning to the astonishment of the audience and the other collaborators.
''Alba Carrillo starting next week,'' the presenter explained to all his colleagues, who did not hesitate to applaud the model effusively. ''She doesn't mince words, she is direct... I can't wait to have her here!'' They declared from the La 1 format.
