The host spoke about the domestic conflict that arose after the possibility of welcoming the actress to his show
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The return of María Eugenia "China" Suárez to Argentina continues to generate unexpected developments in the television industry.
The actress returned to the country together with Mauro Icardi to promote Hija del fuego: la venganza de la bastarda, her new series, and what seemed like a solid press itinerary ended up turning into a whirlwind of cancellations, back-and-forth, and debates on social media.
In that context, one of the most talked-about rumors in recent hours was her possible visit to Otro Día Perdido (eltrece), the show hosted by Mario Pergolini. It was the host himself who decided to clarify—with humor and a touch of irony—what the reaction was inside his home when the news broke.
Mario Pergolini sería el único que aceptó entrevistar a la China Suárez tras su regreso a la Argentina
During the broadcast of the program, Agustín "Rada" Aristarán asked him directly if it was true that he would interview China. Pergolini did not hesitate to respond, and he did so with a domestic confession that sparked laughter in the studio: "My wife won't let me, no... She told me that everything, everything, but China is where we draw the line."
The remark was met with jokes and teasing from the panel. Leila Roth even suggested an alternative that drew laughter: "If anything, you don't come... and she comes instead," she suggested, laughing.
Between comedy and spicy commentary, Pergolini and Rada played with the idea of bringing China and Icardi to the studio, only to then surprise them with Wanda Nara, Benjamín Vicuña, Nicolás Cabré, and Pampita, "with all the children on set," they imagined amid laughter, recreating the endless tangle of stories and ex-partners surrounding the actress.
The chaos China Suárez may have caused at Disney
Meanwhile, on Sálvese Quien Pueda (América), Yanina Latorre confirmed an exclusive that surprised everyone: China decided to accept only one exclusive interview, and it will be none other than with Mario Pergolini.
"Olga didn't want her. Luzu TV didn't want her. They kept offering her because Disney is worried about the series, it needs to be promoted," Latorre explained, emphasizing the platform's need to boost the fiction.
The decision drew attention in a landscape where celebrities usually choose streaming or podcasts to appear more relaxed, far from the traditional format.
Suárez, on the other hand, is returning to classic television to give her only interview, a move that promises high ratings and an atmosphere full of anticipation.
However, others speculate that this may be the only place where the model was accepted to talk about her film, considering the record of personal scandals she keeps.
