Last night, the viewers of Big Brother VIP 8 experienced one of the best galas of the edition to date. A house busier than ever, a double expulsion and a surprise salvation made the Mediaset reality star score a good 13.8% audience share.
Susana Bianca and Albert Infante were the contestants chosen by the audience to leave the house of Guadalix de la Sierra, but Zeus decided to spend the 'extra life' of the contest and thus rescue the young model with whom he is deeply in love.
Although Susana was interviewed on set and returned to the game as a full-fledged contestant, the real protagonist of last Thursday night was Albert Infante. The young man did not have the best week, since he expressed his feelings to Michael and he replied that on his part it was just a nice friendship and reminded him that he is a heterosexual man.
In the end, the relationship between Infante and the Italian became the main plot of the house and the different companions got into 'the war' to give their opinion. While Naomi, Alcayde or Bozzo supported the 'bailaor', Avilés, Yiya or Gustavo sided with Michael.
Some colleagues were fed up with the controversy and did not hesitate to express it during the gala. For them, Albert was playing the role of victim and only wanted to get television minutes at the Italian's expense. One of the most critical of the young man was Javier Fernández, a contestant who took advantage of the plea he was making in favor of Gustavo Guillermo to dedicate some very harsh words to Infante.
''The next time you have an anxiety attack, I swear, throw us both out of this house. It's a shame,' he muttered, accusing the boy of faking these moments while he let it slip that he would be eliminated for coming to blows if it happened again.
Although the public finally agreed with the majority group and Albert was the second expelled of the night (actually the only one thanks to Susana's salvation), social networks were filled with thousands of comments supporting the young man. Many of these messages went against his partner Javi, from whom many fans of the format did not expect such harmful words on a topic as delicate as anxiety.
''This is the real Javi who has taken so long to come out'', ''He is not an example of anyone who is a bully'', ''I can't believe the rejection I feel when I see Javi after the allegation and the threat to Albert'' or ''Now I see him dark and bad'' are some of the comments that can be read about the skater.
