Big Brother: Martina was moved when she shared how she found out about her grandmother's death.

The recently eliminated contestant from Big Brother 2025, Martina Pereyra, returned to television this Monday during the show's debate. There, she shared one of the most difficult moments she experienced after leaving the house:  the passing of her grandmother.

During her participation, the host Santiago del Moro  reminded her that her grandmother, who had actively supported her from outside, passed away while she was still in the competition. Her family decided to keep the news a secret to not affect her performance.

"It was a shock when they told me today. I understand, it was my family's decision and I respect it. I still haven't processed it," Martina confessed visibly moved.

Martina's grandmother died during her stay in the house

The woman, who had expressed her pride in Martina on several occasions,  passed away in mid-February due to a heart attack. The model and accountant went almost two months without knowing, until she was eliminated and her loved ones gave her the sad news.

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The episode sparked a strong controversy among the reality show's followers, who criticized that Martina was not informed about her grandmother's death while she was still in the game. In each nomination gala, she used to dedicate emotional messages to her without knowing she had already passed away.

With her exit from the game, the reality show's followers highlighted the composure with which the young woman faced such a painful situation.

Tension in the house: a participant is accused of harassment and bullying

Meanwhile,  Martina's departure also reignited a strong controversy inside the house.  Santiago "Tato" Algorta, one of the contestants, was at the center of the controversy for a series of offensive comments he received inside the house and were a topic of discussion on social media.

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A conversation between Tato, Luchi and Katia went viral. In it, Tato recounted how Lourdes had called him "disgusting jerk" after sharing space with other participants. "How do you respond to that?I endure, I endure... but to what extent?" Tato asked aloud.

The issue escalated even more when Gastón Trezeguet,  the show's analyst, intervened on social media with a reflection on the harassment the participant suffers:

"It's the same bullying they did to Tato the first week, which made him the audience's favorite. Now it's the same, but multiplied by ten. It only benefits him."

The scandal continues to gather reactions and could impact the program's dynamics in the upcoming galas.