An intimate moment between Luz Tito and her boyfriend, Alberto "El Pestañas", went viral on Gran Hermano 2025. The participant called him by the name of the Uruguayan with whom she had chemistry: Santiago "Tago" Algorta.
The mistake caused a rift in the couple and opened a new controversy in the country's most-watched house. Social media exploded, and many are already talking about a betrayal.
El error provocó un quiebre en la pareja
What happened between Luz and El Pestañas?
During a moment of closeness, Luz called him "Santi" just when she was flirting with him. The Spaniard reacted coldly: "No, I'm not talking to you," he said, visibly upset.
The scene quickly went viral. "There was a chance (to sleep together) and that chance is gone," El Pestañas stated. The tension between them was exposed.
Who is "Santi" and why did it bother so much?
Santiago Algorta is the Uruguayan with whom Luz had a lot of closeness in the first part of the reality show. They were seen several times in attitudes that raised suspicions.
The relationship with El Pestañas, who entered later as a family member, was already shaky. This "accident" only accelerated a possible breakup.
El cordobés insistió en que Santiago ‘Tato’ Algorta no fue honesto con sus compañeros ni con el público
Social media didn't forgive: error or betrayal?
Users on X (formerly Twitter) quickly took sides. Some justified the confusion due to constant cohabitation. Others accused her of playing with both.
"The worst part isn't that she calls him Santi, but that she does it while flirting with him."
"They've been together 24 hours a day for months, it's logical to get confused."
"She betrayed him in the worst way: by falling in love with someone else."
"I can't": El Pestañas distances himself
The Spaniard, leader of the week, appeared cold and distant. When everyone expected them to spend a night together, he rejected her. He didn't even want to give her a kiss.
According to Luz's fans, he avoided the kiss to not expose his intimacy on camera. But for others, the conflict with "Tago" affected him more than he wanted to admit.
