Pamela Díaz bids farewell to 'Hay que decirlo' after two years
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At a glance
- Chilean television personality Pamela Díaz has concluded her two-year tenure hosting the entertainment news program 'Hay que decirlo' on Canal 13.
- Díaz announced her departure after her final episode, expressing her affection for the network and hinting at new projects.
- She stated she no longer feels like being on screen, indicating a shift in her career focus.
Pamela Díaz, a well-known figure in Chilean entertainment, has bid farewell to 'Hay que decirlo,' the celebrity gossip program she hosted for the past two years on Canal 13.
Known by her nickname 'La Fiera' (The Beast), Díaz confirmed her departure following her final episode on Friday. She expressed deep gratitude towards the network, stating, "This channel has become my best friend." Her exit signals a move towards new professional endeavors within the private television station.
This channel has become my best friend.
Díaz's decision comes as she revealed a personal shift in her career aspirations. "Nowadays, I don't feel like being on screen," she confessed, suggesting a desire to explore different aspects of her career beyond her on-camera role. The exact nature of her upcoming projects remains undisclosed, but her statement implies a strategic move to diversify her professional activities.
Nowadays, I don't feel like being on screen.
Originally published by BioBioChile 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.