Telecinco is recovering famous faces to be talkers on the network's different programs to talk about Supervivientes. First it was Rosa Benito in ¡De Viernes!, who had not been on a set for two years, and this afternoon Irene Rosales returned. Kiko Rivera's wife, who has been away from the network for almost three years, is Fiesta's new signing.
Her return has not only surprised the audience, but has been enthusiastically celebrated by her teammates, especially by Emma García, who has expressed her joy at having her back on the team. "The last time I was on Telecinco was in the middle of Covid, there was no audience. This summer would have been three years," shared Irene, who has put an end to a period in which she decided to move away from media life to focus on her well-being and that of your family.
This break in his television career has suited him very well. During this time in which she has been much less exposed in the gossip press, the collaborator has been able to focus on her daughters and Kiko Rivera, who suffered a stroke at the end of 2022, but also on herself: "I can't deny you "I have been very happy because I have taken care of myself, I have focused on myself. I continue to enjoy myself and now I am happy to be with you for a little while to comment on Survivors."
Irene's decision to leave television came in the summer of 2021, at a time of high tension for her family, marked by conflicts between Kiko Rivera and Isabel Pantoja, her mother-in-law, as well as the death of her parents. "I need to be with myself right now. I am sure of the decision. It is something that I have had in mind for a long time. I know it is the best for me," the influencer said then, highlighting her need to seek peace and stability.
As he said in Fiesta, making that decision was not easy because, in some way, work served as an escape valve. "There is an atmosphere at work that has given me a lot of life because all my colleagues have been with me in the worst moment of my life, it gives me joy because I have met wonderful people," he said before retiring from television.
