Pablo Motos is one of the most talked about television presenters in recent weeks, both on social networks and in news or other media. The striking interview that occurred in El Hormiguero at the beginning of the month, with Sofía Vergara as the protagonist, generated controversy and disparity of opinions through the zascas that fell on the part of the Colombian. However, his role as host of the program remains just as intense.
Just this week, this intensity has cost him an uncomfortable moment that has gone viral. During this Monday's program, Requena's program had Miguel Bernardeau as a guest, to present his interpretation of Diego de la Vega in the series Zorro, which will premiere on Prime Video on January 25. However, Motos himself has involuntarily become the protagonist, suffering a health problem during the broadcast.
Upon returning from one of the commercial breaks, Pablo returned a few seconds later to the set table, without his jacket. The Valencian has arrived sweaty and with Bernardeau waiting, surprising even Trancas and Barrancas. “I'm, I'm, I'm back,” he said. “I got heat stroke, but I'm fine now. He gave me a low blood sugar or something. You gave me Coca-Cola. Sorry,” he apologized, aware of having accidentally mentioned a brand.
Social networks have also been aware of this unexpected live moment and have reacted accordingly. “Pablo Motos leaves El Hormiguero live after experiencing hypoglycemia during the program's advertising. After the publicity, Pablo appeared pale and with his shirt open,” said one user. “Someone take Pablo to the hospital, it's obvious that he can't continue,” another person even asked through X (Twitter).
Pablo Motos himself recently clarified what happened with Sofía Vergara on his program: “Sofía Vergara is coming, we connect very well. So, I tell him: 'I saw an interview of yours with Kevin Hart on a podcast where you wouldn't let him walk. You were hesitating all the time and he was hesitating you. To me, if you could tell me that we are like two old friends and you hesitate and I hesitate.' She said she did.”
“We did a hell of a program. We had a great time, you just have to look at it and you can see that we had a great time, the audience also had a great time. We got great data, more than five million viewers. That's all I can say,” the presenter insisted, surprised that the controversy even reached countries like Argentina.
