Kisses Uncover Attraction Between 4 Contestants on 'La casa de los famosos México'
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Four participants in "La casa de los famosos México" shared kisses during a game of "spin the bottle."
- The interactions between Fede Vigevani and Gema Garoa, and Ese Pérez and Flor Vigna, have sparked romance rumors online.
- While initiated by a game, some pairs shared additional kisses, fueling speculation about potential relationships within the house.
The reality show "La casa de los famosos México" saw sparks fly during its second Friday party as participants engaged in a game of "spin the bottle," leading to notable kisses between four contestants. The interactions have quickly become a viral topic on social media.
Fede and Gema shared a second kiss, within the game, but longer, it was passionate and lasted three seconds.
Fede Vigevani and Gema Garoa, along with Ese Pérez and Flor Vigna, were the pairs involved in the game's challenges. Vigevani and Garoa shared a prolonged, passionate kiss that lasted three seconds, going beyond the initial game dare. Their chemistry has been evident, leading to widespread online "shipping" of the two.
Similarly, Pérez and Vigna also kissed during the bottle game. After the game concluded, Pérez confessed to Vigna that he desired another kiss. Later, as they were heading to bed separately, they shared two brief pecks away from the other housemates' view, further fueling speculation about a developing connection.
The influencer confessed to the Argentine that he was left wanting to give her another kiss.
These moments, though originating from a game, have ignited discussions about potential romances and even conflicts within the house. Vigevani has also been linked to another participant, Brianda, adding another layer to the interpersonal dynamics being closely watched by viewers.
Later, when each was going to sleep in their respective room, they gave two pecks without any other inhabitant noticing.
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.