The journalist left the program after a heated exchange with María Belén Ludueña live over an interview with Moritán
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Evelyn Von Brocke announced her resignation from the show Mujeres Argentinas (El Trece), hosted by María Belén Ludueña. The news came days after a tense live exchange with the host and Roberto García Moritán.
The conflict is said to have originated after an uncomfortable question to Pampita's ex, which sparked Ludueña's fury. The journalist bid farewell to the show with an emotional message on her social media.
Evelyn Von Brocke anunció su renuncia al ciclo Mujeres Argentinas
What did Evelyn Von Brocke say about her departure?
The journalist used her Instagram stories to confirm her departure from the program. She posted a photo with her colleagues and wrote:
"I wanted to share with you that I decided to step aside from Mujeres Argentinas. It was a nice and interesting experience with unbelievable women, new challenges are coming. Thank you, girls: I will miss you."
The reasons behind the resignation
Ángel de Brito, host of LAM (América TV), revealed the supposed reasons why Evelyn decided to leave the program. According to him, the journalist was not comfortable with the show's dynamics.
The morning schedule and the commute from Martínez to Constitución.
The discomfort caused by the on-air exchange with Moritán.
Differences in criteria with the production and with Ludueña.
Los motivos detrás de la renuncia
What happened live with Moritán?
The conflict erupted when Von Brocke asked a sharp question to Roberto García Moritán. Ludueña didn't let it slide and reacted firmly on camera.
"I don't do closed interviews, I'm not interested in being selfish. I'm super generous, but there are things I don't like. I stand firm with family, excuse me," the host stated, marking her stance.
Roberto García Moritán rompió el silencio tras meses de bajo perfil
What did Ludueña think after the scandal?
In a conversation with Intrusos (América TV), Ludueña explained that it wasn't an isolated incident. She mentioned that tense situations had already been occurring among colleagues.
"We have production meetings where guidelines are clarified. What happened wasn't just because of Moritán, there were several things that had been accumulating," she said.
"I don't like that type of journalism"
Ludueña was also clear about her style. She made it clear that she doesn't want to make her guests uncomfortable or create scandals with family issues.
"I don't use the program for political activism. I like the guest to feel good. I don't like conflict, especially if families are involved," she stated.
