Pedro Rosemblat, current partner ofLali Espósito, is in the spotlight not only for his popularity on social media and his digital project Gelatina, but for a recent refusal that caused a stir on television, he rejected a proposal to join Yanina Latorre's show on América TV.
The information was revealed by Latorre herself on the show Bien de Mañana, where she disclosed that she offered the streamer to join as a panelist on Sálvese Quien Pueda, the new show she leads. However, the host politely but firmly declined. "He's not interested in that format," a source close to the production explained, clarifying the main reasons for the Kirchnerist's response.
Pedro Rosemblat en su programa de streaming
This rejection doesn't mean Pedro is distancing himself from television. On the contrary, he is currently in negotiations with América to lead his own show. He was seen in the television channel's corridors in a meeting with artistic producer Chato Prada, who later confirmed the meetings and revealed some details of what might come in the relatively near future.
"There are always projects," Chato said cautiously, confirming that the show won't have a political focus. Apparently, it would be a humor space with weekly broadcasts, aligned with the sarcastic and creative style that characterizes Rosemblat. Actress Ximena Capristo made Chato smile when she asked if it was humorous, to which he replied positively, making everything quite clear.
Pedro Rosemblat junto a Lali Espósito, su pareja.
Although there is no official confirmation of what was discussed, the channel is excited about the possible arrival of Pedro as a host. "I saw him very intelligent and very in love," Prada added, referring to his relationship with Lali Espósito, which continues to garner support on social media.
Meanwhile, Lali promotes her new album and conquers the streaming world, Pedro prepares for a leap into television that could solidify his presence in the media. Although he closed the door on paneling with Yanina, everything indicates that he will open a much more interesting one, which is his own show.
