The relationship between Laura Bozzo and Carmen Alcayde is at its lowest hours in the Big Brother VIP 8 house. Although they have been allies for most of the contest under the umbrella of the orange team, it seems that no reconciliation is possible. And the one who has been left in a rather weakened and lonely position is the Peruvian communicator.
The fracture in their relationship became evident when Carmen, after seeing some compartments that she considered unusual in a friendship, confronted Laura, accusing her of being a traitor: "Many times you have betrayed me live."
For her part, Laura did not remain silent in the face of these accusations. In some revealing statements in the confessional, she was quite clear: "If I were a traitor, I wouldn't say things in front of the cameras, I would play the victim like her." This reply suggests that Bozzo perceives Alcayde as someone who manipulates history to present herself to herself as the affected part of the story, a double game that she does not intend to forgive at this point in the contest.
The great complexity of their relationship is accentuated by the words of the South American presenter about her friendship with Alcayde: "I love Carmen very much as a friend outside of the contest, but not in a contest, because she is capable of anything. If not, what tell Belén."
Carmen, for her part, has expressed her disappointment at this type of behavior from the one who was her friend, since she understands that in reality there has never been a true friendship: "I don't like people who say they would be capable of anything." Therefore, she has drawn a clear line as to what she is willing to tolerate, even in a friendship that seemed unbreakable within the contest.
In the midst of this maelstrom, other contestants have been involved in the conflict. Naomi, in a conversation with Carmen about Laura, has made it clear what is happening with Bozzo: "Now she is upset because Belén is there, otherwise she would be asking for forgiveness in the morning. She always does the same thing."
And, on the other hand, there is Albert. The content creator has spent many weeks with the two protagonists of the conflict and now feels uncomfortable. In this situation, she has turned to Michael, who has been conciliatory: "You have always done a lot of things to make them understand each other. They are not two little girls, they will fix it, you'll see."
