Yesterday's Survivor gala managed to seduce 21.1% of the audience, making it the second most watched of the edition. And all this is due, in large part, to the fact that it had the most Sálvame essence. Carmen Borrego, holding hands with her sister, faced one of her hardest nights when she saw everything her son said about her in the devastating interview he gave last Wednesday.
Some statements by José María Almoguera that Terelu Campos called "lies" and "unfair statements." And the rest of the Campos Clan has not liked him at all, which has also been affected, in some way. Alejandra Rubio, for her part, has not hesitated to speak out on the matter these days. However, now she has seemed very overwhelmed by what is happening.
If anything has caught attention, it is that the youngest of the family has decided not to go and greet her aunt upon her arrival in Spain, taking into account what that means in the media. And the granddaughter of María Teresa Campos decided that it was a better idea to spend the afternoon with her partner, Carlo Costanzia, in the apartment she has in the capital.
And it was when she was going to another place that she was caught by journalists, which she did not like at all. "I'm not going to tell you anything, please, can you leave me alone? Don't worry, really, I'm asking you, leave me now, please," she snapped.
Alejandra Rubio's face has been quite a poem, even going so far as to cover it so as not to be recorded. And she is increasingly tired of reporters chasing her down the street and she has decided to only speak on her program Así es la vida.
"I'm not going to say anything else, okay? You've asked me before. I'm really sorry. Goodbye, guys," she responded to Europa Press when asked about the separation between her cousin and Paola. "I'm not going to say anything, let them answer it for you. You ask me questions that I don't know and I'm not going to say anything. Can you leave me alone for a second?" She added before leaving the place.
Although at this moment she has seemed overwhelmed, on her set she did not hesitate to be very harsh with José María Almoguera's words. "I wouldn't talk like that about my mother at any time, she doesn't care what happened. Family things are talked about in the family and it's something I've learned the hard way," she said.
And if there is something that "surprises" him, it is that Carmen Borrego's son has agreed to this, taking into account that he has always wanted to be in the background. "Carmen has been a very good mother and she has been attentive to him all her life (...) I am very sad, I don't want to see the moment when she sees this interview," she added.
