Santiago del Moro announced a new exit in Big Brother: Who will leave the house?

Santiago del Moro once again surprised Big Brother (Telefe) fans with an unexpected revelation through his social media. In an Instagram post, the host showed an image of an open revolving door, accompanied by the song "Bye Bye Baby" by Marilyn Monroe. Alongside this post, Del Moro added the message:  "Wednesday, 9:45 PM. Everything is Big Brother. Bye?" This enigmatic message left everyone wondering who would be the next to leave the house.

This Wednesday, besides the exit, a new nomination gala will take place, where a novel rule will be implemented. The participants will make their nominations in the confessional, but four of them will be drawn for the others to see live how and whom they choose. Also, the famous "Frozen" game will return, adding more excitement to the already tense atmosphere inside the house.

Wednesday's exit

Although it hasn't been confirmed if the exit will be an expulsion or a voluntary decision by one of the contestants, speculations didn't take long to arise. Fans began to suspect three participants who might be the next to leave the game: Catalina Gorostidi, Katia "La Tana" Fenocchio, and Sandra Priore. Catalina has had health issues that make it difficult for her to eat inside the house, while La Tana has expressed her desire to leave on more than one occasion. On the other hand, Sandra might be influenced by a rumor about an alleged infidelity by her husband, which leaked from the outside.

Del Moro's controversial statement

Santiago del Moro also found himself embroiled in controversy due to a comment made during a live broadcastof Big Brother. While the host and analysts debated the contestants' behaviors, Gastón Trezeguet commented on the players who "put on a show" instead of playing strategically. Del Moro took the opportunity to talk about previous editions of the show, comparing the winners of each season.

In his intervention, Del Moro highlighted that Marcos Ginocchio, the winner of the first edition of Big Brother's return, had been a "natural winner" from the start, while in the second edition, although the winner was Bautista Mascia, the protagonist was Furia, a controversial participant.  This comparison caused a strong reaction on social media, where many followers accused the host of belittling Bautista's game, provoking a wave of criticism toward him.

The situation highlighted the tension between the show's production and its audience, who didn't hesitate to express their discontent with Del Moro's comments. However, the uncertainty about who will be the next to leave the house will remain until Wednesday, April 9, when the exit is officially revealed.