Mirtha Legrand Declares Biographical Series About Her Life Would Be a "Fraud"
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Argentine television icon Mirtha Legrand rejected the idea of a biographical series about her life, calling it a "fraud."
- The 97-year-old star appeared on her show in an elegant black chiffon, lace, and crystal gown.
- Legrand stated that while her life is transparent, she would not consent to a series, even for significant payment.
Mirtha Legrand, the legendary Argentine television host, made a striking appearance on her show 'La noche de Mirtha' in an elegant black gown adorned with chiffon, lace, and crystals. The 97-year-old diva, known for her punctuality and characteristic flair, opened the program with her signature phrase, "We will begin our legendary Saturdays because I, ladies and gentlemen, am already a legend. And the legend continues."
During the broadcast, Legrand firmly dismissed any possibility of a biographical series about her life. When asked by journalist Carolina Amoroso about potentially following the trend of celebrity biopics, Legrand was unequivocal. "It would be a fraud, it would be a crime," she declared, responding to a question about unauthorized productions.
Legrand reiterated her stance later in the evening when questioned by her chef, Jimena Monteverde. "Each person has their personality, kids. Whether you like it or not. I don't like it. It's my life, I have nothing to hide. My life is transparent, but no. It's not that. It's my life. No matter how much money they paid me, I wouldn't do it," she stated, aiming to close the topic.
The program featured guests including journalist Carolina Amoroso, host Beto Casella, actress Belรฉn Francese, and toxicologist Carlos Damin. Legrand's presence and firm opinions continue to captivate audiences, cementing her status as an enduring icon of Argentine television.
Originally published by La Naciรณn in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.