Fernanda Iglesias's grim premonition that surprised everyone: 'I'm about to...'

Fernanda Iglesias left everyone in the Mañanísima (eltrece) studio stunned by revealing a disturbing premonition about her future. During a live conversation in which they were debating Susana Giménez's measured attitude regarding current politics, the journalist delivered a dramatic statement that set off alarms among her colleagues.

Everything began when the program was analyzing Susana Giménez's recent statements after the elections in Buenos Aires province. The diva, who usually speaks publicly about political issues, this time chose to remain silent in the face of Fuerza Patria's victory. That attitude sparked debate at the table, where Fernanda Iglesias defended Susana's stance and described it as "prudent."

"I think she's doing what I ask Lali to do: she's being measured. Because she surely voted for Milei, but she didn't come out and say anything," Iglesias stated frankly. In that context, Pampito asked her if she regretted voting for the current president.

The panelist's response was blunt and unsettling: "I'm not sorry, because I would've regretted voting for Massa even more. I don't regret anything. I'm saying all this because, after all... I'm old and I don't care. I'm about to die, so..."

Iglesias's statement left an uncomfortable silence in the studio. Pochi was the first to react: "Fernanda, what are you saying?" she asked with concern. Pampito tried to ease the tension with an ironic comment: "At least let it be on camera!"

However, the one who delved into what had just been said was Matías Vázquez, who asked her directly if that statement was the result of a premonition: "Do you have that feeling, that premonition that something is going to happen to you?" the panelist asked.

"She's unbearable with that," Pochi interjected, pointing out that it wasn't the first time Iglesias had made that kind of comment within the team. "Don't bring me any surprises, please," the host requested amid awkward laughter.

Although the journalist has nothing to do with the political world, her fear seems to have grown in recent weeks after Peronism's victory.