Yanina Latorre's ambitious personal project outside television

Yanina Latorre has become in recent years one of the most listened to and talked about voices on Argentine television. This has led her not only to have her job at América TV, but also to be approached by international brands, streaming programs, and trending influencers. 

Meanwhile, a large audience follows her on social media, with more than 3.5 million followers on Instagram, who she herself claimed are split: half "hate her" and half "love her." 

Now, however, the blonde has announced an ambitious project that will push her out of her comfort zone and bring her even closer to the public. Information about the theme was almost accidentally leaked in her Instagram stories when a user asked her:  "When are you going to have your one-woman show on Corrientes Street?" 

Without giving many details, Diego Latorre's wife announced:  "Next year." This way, the journalist will begin to meet her audience face to face and become a true artist of media exposure. 

Yanina Latorre spoke about the distance from Diego Latorre 

For the past few days, Yanina Latorre has been enjoying a vacation in Miami, but what was supposed to be a simple break has turned into the center of a media storm.

The absence of Diego Latorre in her posts sparked rumors of a marital crisis, fueled by the lack of public greetings on the former footballer's birthday and the perception of a distance that reignited speculation about old couple conflicts.

Comments on social media quickly multiplied. "It's Diego Latorre's birthday. Neither Yanina nor Lolita posted a story for him. The guy celebrates with rice, the dog, and watching a tennis match. Oh, but nobody talks about their separation," a user on X quipped, summarizing the concern of several followers.

In response to these rumors, Ángel de Brito took the initiative to clear up doubts on his show Bondi (Bondi Live), where he spoke live with Yanina herself to get her side of the story. True to her style, the panelist did not dodge the question and answered directly.

"That's how it was planned and it's always like that. Diego only has two weeks of vacation and I have three," Latorre explained.

According to her account, when she planned the trip, her husband was scheduled to return to Buenos Aires on July 31, while their son Dieguito would return the following Sunday. "I always stay one week alone, which is when I really rest," she added.