The actress and model Laura Sánchez has become one of the collaborators of TardeAR, the new afternoon program on Telecinco presented by Ana Rosa Quintana. The new format from the production company Unicorn Content was launched this week, culminating a transition that began last May with the announcement of the end of Sálvame.
Although this space has nothing to do with its predecessor, they do have some common lines. One of them is the social chronicle information, which continues to have a place in TardeAR, as does the casual tone that characterized Jorge Javier Vázquez's format and that is maintained in some moments of the new magazine.
In this Friday's program, presented by Ana Rosa in an exceptional way, the interpreter of Pepa in Paco's Men has undergone the so-called 'truth ball', a new section intended to reveal the most unknown secrets of the collaborators from TardeAR and captained by Jorge Luque.
As a result of the fall suffered by the talk show host and Sánchez's subsequent laughter, the actress was the first to know what this truth machine had prepared for her. "Is it true that you have stolen from the former president of the Government José María Aznar?" Was the question that the ball asked her collaborator, to which she responded forcefully: "Yes, it is true."
The ball lit up green to confirm that Laura Sánchez was correct in her story and told what happened to Aznar. "I stole an ashtray from Moncloa, that's it, that's it! Because I really like stealing ashtrays, from when you could smoke," she confessed to the surprise of those present on the TardeAR set.
Luque showed that he knew more of the collaborator's secrets, adding that he also "stole another one from Ainhoa Arteta", to which Sánchez responded: "And more that I haven't told you!", before continuing with the confessions of the rest of the tertullians.
