Eduin Caz angered by friend's 'exile' on birthday in reality show
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Eduin Caz expressed anger that his friend "Ese Pérez" was sent to "exile" on his birthday during "La casa de los famosos México".
- "Ese Pérez" was voted out by the public as one of the contestants offering the least content.
- Caz sent a warning message to those who voted against his friend, stating they shouldn't have done what they did on his birthday.
Grupo Firme leader Eduin Caz voiced his displeasure after his close friend, "Ese Pérez," was sent to "exile" on his 27th birthday during the reality show "La casa de los famosos México." The public's decision to remove Pérez, deeming him one of the contestants offering the least content, has angered Caz.
On Monday, August 24, the show's host, "La Jefa," announced that three of the 14 remaining contestants were chosen by public vote for offering minimal content, leading to their indefinite "exile." Among them was "Ese Pérez," who appeared surprised, believing he had been a significant contributor to the show's drama through his humor, romance with Flor Vigna, and recent confrontations.
Fellow contestants noted that it was Pérez's birthday, with Cynthia Klitbo even initiating a birthday song. However, social media users indicated that their vote against Pérez was not due to a lack of participation but rather his aggressive behavior towards other contestants, such as Massad Altamimi, which they found unforgivable.
Caz took to social media to express his strong disagreement with the public's decision. Sharing a photo with an obscene gesture, he wrote, "They shouldn't have done what they did on his birthday, but if that's the game, let's play." His message conveyed frustration that his friend was facing difficulties on such a significant day.
They shouldn't have done what they did on his birthday, but if that's the game, let's play.
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.