Mirtha Legrand underwent successful surgery and is already recovering at her home.

At 97 years old, Mirtha Legrand continues to demonstrate that her strength is as great as her career in Argentine television. The iconic host underwent surgery last Tuesday, June 17, but fortunately, the operation was a success and she is already at home resting as required.

According to reports on the show A la Tarde (América TV), it was a scheduled and outpatient procedure, related to a problem in one of her hands that had been treated by her trusted doctor. "It was a little issue she had in her hand and was able to solve," they detailed on the show, reassuring her followers. The diva stayed four hours at the clinic and then returned home, where she continues her recovery.

Throughout the entire procedure, Mirtha was not alone. Her daughter, Marcela Tinayre, accompanied her every step of the way and was a great emotional support. "She was very well accompanied by Marcela, who made sure to support her and be by her side," they added on the show hosted by Karina Mazzocco.

Far from retiring completely from the media, Mirtha remains active and connected with her audience. In a recent interview with Infama, the host spoke about her health, her professional future, and what it means for her to continue leading her classic lunches: "I'm in one of the best moments of my life. Professionally, personally, and emotionally," she stated.

However, she also confessed that the end of her career is approaching. "I'm not going to keep working much longer. These are the last years, I'm already old," she said sincerely. Despite that, she emphasized how much she enjoys her craft: "I like my job, I like my profession. It makes me happy."

These statements sparked a wave of affection from her fans, who continue to celebrate her lucidity, charisma, and relevance on camera.

Over the decades, Mirtha Legrand has become a central figure in Argentine television. Her presence transcends generations and, although she herself acknowledges that she is in the final stretch of her career, her influence remains undeniable.