Santiago del Moro revealed the measure taken by the production regarding the weekly prize.

Amid one of the most heated editions of Big Brother 2025 (Telefe), an unexpected situation sparked controversy inside and outside the country's most famous house. Gabriela Gianatassio, current participant and winner of the weekly prize, which was a motorcycle, found herself in the eye of the storm after being accused of cheating during the question-and-answer competition.

The suspicion arose on social media, where videos quickly went viral showing Gabriela looking to her side at key moments of the game. Fans began to speculate that her companions might have whispered the answers to her, generating a strong uproar that even reached the show's host.

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Santiago del Moro addressed the issue on his radio show and confirmed that the production team will review all the cameras to clarify what happened. "There are many people saying that Gabriela cheated. What they're going to do today is watch all the cameras," the host commented, adding that supposedly "they were passing her the answers."

During last Monday's broadcast, Santiago "Tato" Algorta also brought up the topic by entering the confessional to directly ask if his companion had acted diexcelledstly. According to him, Big replied that "the technical team checked everything and Gaby won fair and square."

However, this clarification was not enough to calm the waters. Catalina Gorostidi and her group composed of Chiara Mancuso, Lourdes Ciccarone, and Gabriela herself downplayed Tato's statements and defended the game's transparency. "We're honest here," shouted the pediatrician while her companions supported her.

Despite this, clips circulate on social media showing Gabriela glancing to her right on more than one occasion, fueling suspicions.

For now, the final verdict is in the hands of the production. Del Moro assured that if it is proven that there was cheating, Gabriela could ultimately lose the prize, and it would be raffled again to ensure the legitimacy of the prize among the reality show's participants, something that also protects the integrity and credibility of the television program.