Mica Viciconte spoke about Flor Vigna's controversial resignation from the Chilean reality show

Amid the commotion caused by the unexpected resignation of  Flor Vigna from the international reality show Mundos Opuestos, Chile edition, a key figure from the artist's television past spoke out.

Mica Viciconte, current panelist and former teammate of Vigna in Combate, did not avoid the questions and was direct in sharing her perspective on what happened.

"I believe Flor does have talent and, in any case, she was invited, so they saw something in her. Otherwise, they wouldn't invite you," Mica stated in a conversation with Intrusos.

Her words surprised many, considering the clashes both had in the past during their time as rivals on the well-remembered youth program.

Far from adding fuel to the fire, Viciconte chose a conciliatory tone and showed understanding regarding Vigna's decisions. "I don't believe someone goes to seek fame; someone goes to work and open other doors," added the former lifeguard, distancing herself from the criticism circulating on social media about Vigna's intentions on the Chilean show.

The influencer also recalled her personal experience in Chile and did not hesitate to highlight the warmth of the audience and the professionalism of the industry. "When I was there, they treated me very well, I loved it. I was about to live there and then, well, for one reason or another, because I couldn't get used to it, I came back," Mica concluded, sharing the difficulties that adapting to a new country can entail, even within the same field.

Vigna's resignation from the reality show Mundos Opuestos was one of the most talked-about topics of the week, fueling speculation about alleged internal issues, adaptation problems, and even differences with the show's production. 

It should be noted that the Argentine artist had joined the show with a tempting financial offer: a contract that guaranteed her five thousand dollars per week. Nevertheless, her time on the show turned out to be much shorter than expected.

The conflict arose during a group activity that consisted of identifying, through a "spray game," the participant who seemed friendly but, deep down, did not tolerate anyone. Flor was singled out and, far from taking it lightly, the situation became tense within seconds.

"Because Argentine women cross the border looking for fame here," one of her teammates shot back, sparking controversy. Flor Vigna, visibly upset, did not remain silent and replied forcefully: "I'm going to take this opportunity to say something. Since I'm not interested in fame at any cost, nor money at any cost, not at this moment, nor resignation. I'm not interested in either fame or money at any cost. Obviously, I'm interested in recognition, I'm interested in power..." she stated.