The viewers of Survivors were shocked at the last reality show gala to discover that, after several days of isolation and various physical and mental health problems, doctors recommended Carmen Borrego leave the contest and return to Spain.
''After spending a period under observation and psychological and medical treatment, he is unable to control the high level of anxiety caused by his possible return to the competition. Since it is a case of reactive anxiety, it is recommended that he cease his participation in the program," said the statement that Jorge Javier Vázquez read before the attentive gaze of the millions of viewers who were tuned into Telecinco at that time.
After learning the final decision of the program organization, the youngest daughter of María Teresa Campos said goodbye to her classmates last Sunday and was overwhelmed to see that the program was stretching its course to the maximum.
''Get me out of here. Get me out of here immediately. Please, I'm asking you, get me out of here,' the former Sálvame collaborator shouted while she burst into tears on a boat and social networks were filled with hundreds of memes and humorous videos.
It should be noted that Terelu Campos' sister also reacted live to the news of the separation from her son José María, who became a father just a few months ago: ''I can't believe it, I can't believe it (. ..) What happened? José María, what happened to you? When I came, everything was very good."
''When I came everything was correct. I thought that José María was very happy with Paola. I don't know what has happened. I would need to talk to him. For me it is devastating and very bad news because I am sure that my son is suffering and I am not there to help him,' she explained in front of the cameras, very distressed.
Carmen Borrego is already in Spanish territory. The television director has landed at the Adolfo Suárez-Barajas airport with a serious face, but happy for having lived the adventure in the Cayos Cochinos.
A Telecinco editor was waiting for Carmen at the Madrid terminal. As soon as he saw her, he gave her huge headphones to prevent her from hearing the comments and questions from the press. However, she could hear some things and she responded reassuringly: "I feel at home."
