DistantNews
Support us

Gala Montes Joins La Casa de los Famosos México as the New Housemate, While Flor Vigna Is Eliminated

From El Universal · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

At a glance

News Sources not specified Outcome reported
  • Gala Montes entered La Casa de los Famosos México as a surprise new contestant during the fifth elimination gala.
  • Former housemates returned to confront contestants and discuss the game, while tensions continued among Mariana, Gema and Flor.
  • Flor Vigna was eliminated and left the competition for the four-million-peso prize.

La Casa de los Famosos México delivered another night of changing rules and surprises during its fifth elimination gala. The show opened with former housemates Alexis Ayala, Apio Quijano, Ricardo Peralta and Dalilah Polanco entering for the season’s first “freeze” challenge.

The former contestants did not arrive with messages of affection or good vibes. Instead, they confronted the housemates, urged them to reconsider their approach to the game and shared what they said the public thought. They also emphasized that contestants could create content without resorting to violence.

The tension continued when Mariana and Gema confronted each other. The former OV7 member reproached Gema for insulting her, while Gema accused Mariana of reducing her to nothing more than a pretty face. Flor later stood face-to-face with Ese Pérez after weeks of conflict and told her, “I want you to leave the house.”

The night’s second surprise came as announced throughout the gala: Gala Montes joined the season as a new housemate, leaving everyone in the house shocked. Flor Vigna then said goodbye for good after being eliminated from the race for the four-million-peso prize.

I want you to leave the house

· FlorFlor confronted Ese Pérez after their conflict during the previous weeks of the show.
About this summary

Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.