Jesús Castro does not mince words. The third expelled from MasterChef Celebrity 5 has had a conversation with the magazine Hello! where he has said that appearances are deceiving: he is a normal boy from the town. He has also given his opinion on the RTVE cooking show. "They look for internal conflicts, and, in the end, what they do the least is cook," he told the magazine.
He has no problem talking about his MasterChef experience. Let it fall that the stove is not the only thing that interests you in reality. "I didn't learn anything about cooking, I know something about cooking, but not thanks to MasterChef, it's just that I've only lived for 12 years," he told the magazine.
A few years ago, after leaving the program, he already warned that he had a "zero" experience, as he wrote on his networks. It had such an impact that the controversy was even commented on in Sálvame.
In fact, he even had a run-in with the haute cuisine chef Jordi Cruz, in the first installment of the edition. Between courses, the tension could be touched in the environment.
Fame is a bad lover, but the actor has taken it well. In the interview he exposes the most honest side of him, since being public entails certain things that cannot be avoided. “People around you change and that's when it's harder to keep my feet on the ground, but I don't have to do much to keep them because I'm a boy from Vejer,” he says.
Jesus Castro makes it clear. A part of the celebrity world involves criticism in networks, and it slips: "They don't have the power to hurt me," he confirmed to Hola!
