The controversial panelist caused a tense moment on Gran Hermano, and Santiago Del Moro had to intervene live on air
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Amid the excitement over the final stages ofGran Hermano (Telefe), the analysis in the studio became as heated as the debates inside the house. Eliana Guercio and Laura Ubfal had an unexpected clash that escalated to the point of requiring Santiago del Moro's intervention.
Everything started after the recent elimination of Juan Pablo "Devi" De Vigili. Ubfal, true to her direct style, harshly criticized the former contestant's performance. She accused him of relying on someone else's strategy and labeled him as part of the "club of the resentful."
The phrase sparked tension on the panel. Guercio, visibly upset, replied with a warning full of irony: "May I speak? If what I'm about to say bothers you, be careful with the step if you leave."
Del Moro stopped the scandal live on air
Guercio's allusion was not innocent. She was referring to an accident Ubfal suffered some time ago in the studio. The comment caused immediate tension.
The panelist went further and also questioned her colleague's media presence: "A low blow is also when an analyst is on every streaming channel translating what people say," she fired back.
El participante que recién fue eliminado de la casa, Juan Pablo "Devi" De Vigili.
Del Moro, noticeably uncomfortable, firmly ended the discussion. "Low blow, Eliana. That was unnecessary," he said. He then tried to bring the program back on track: "Let's see, anyone can fall. The main character now is Devi."
Social media reacted harshly against Guercio
On social media, most of the comments were directed against Guercio. Users accused her of being aggressive and disrespectful, and questioned her place on the panel.
Phrases like "Guercio's comment was disgusting," "Unacceptable that she's still on the show," and "She only holds things back" multiplied on X and Instagram.
Meanwhile, Laura Ubfal addressed the topic this Wednesday on her show Se Picó, on República Z. She toned down the discussion and tried to move on: "It's nothing. Women put up with a lot of things. I'm perfectly fine," she assured.
She also left a message that seemed to be directed at her colleague: "What happened to me were traffic insults, it goes to whoever throws it. I don't get into personal matters or throw m..."
The clash between the panelists showed that, days before the finale, Gran Hermano not only generates friction inside the house, but also outside of it. Sometimes, the real confrontations happen in the studio.
