Pepe Ochoa shared details of a supposed feud between Santiago del Moro and Martín Borrillo after the end of Gran Hermano
According to Pepe Ochoa, the supposed conflict would have been related to the performance of the program and various decisions made during the season.
“There was anger from one side and another anger from the other side regarding the ratings, the moves, and all the drama,” the journalist pointed out.
Santiago del Moro and Martín Borrillo, executive producer of Big Brother, became involved in a version about a supposed labor conflict.
Pepe Ochoa shared details of the situation on The Morning Army, on Bondi Live, and claimed that the relationship had ended up very damaged.
According to Pepe Ochoa, the development of Big Brother Golden Generation would have affected the working relationship between Santiago del Moro and Martín Borrillo.
“Big Brother ruined the relationship between Santiago del Moro and Martín Borrillo,” the journalist stated during The Morning Army.
Ochoa maintained that both had built a very close working relationship during different seasons of the reality show. However, in this edition, the differences would have caused a strong distancing.
The issue arose after the conclusion of Big Brother Golden Generation, although the parties involved did not publicly confirm the alleged confrontation.
One of the elements mentioned by Pepe Ochoa was the absence of Martín Borrillo in a photograph taken after the end of the program.
“They always post one last photo, which is the one they posted every time the season ended, but this year Martín Borrillo was not there,” he explained.
The journalist recounted that, due to that absence, he inquired about the reason. “I asked why Borrillo was not in this photo, and they told me it’s because everything is rotten,” he reported.
