Susana Giménez gave a preview of her new professional project: 'If I tell, they'll copy it.'

After months of rumors about her return to television, Susana Giménez became the center of attention once again. Although some reports linked her to eltrece, the diva reappeared on social media alongside Darío Turovelzky and Federico Levrino, top executives at Telefe, raising new questions about her professional future. Now, she broke her silence and spoke exclusively with Intrusos (América TV), where she dropped some hints about what's coming next.

"I was with all of Telefe," she stated, without giving further details about the meeting, which took place just days after her arrival in Buenos Aires. "I don't have time to live, it's been a while since I last came, and I have meeting after meeting," she said, making it clear that her schedule is busier than ever.

Although she avoided confirming whether she'll return with her classic show, she did hint that she's preparing something different. "We're going to do some things, but not the usual show. Some other things. I'm not going to say now what I'm going to do, because otherwise they'll copy me," she asserted, true to her style.

"I'm going to do something with some guests," she added, but without revealing any details. "You're not going to get anything out of me, neither lies nor truth," she told the reporter, shutting down any attempt to dig deeper.

Regarding her relationship with Gustavo Yankelevich, she made it clear that they remain in frequent contact, although not to talk about television. "We talk about theater matters, which I'm not going to do for now either, because I'm tired and I want to travel," she explained.

She also commented on the recent controversy surrounding Ricardo Darín, after his remark about the price of empanadas at Mirtha Legrand's table. "I thought it was stupid, because the ones he pays for cost him that much," she said, and added firmly: "It became a national issue that was ridiculous."

True to her personality, Susana once again distanced herself from media scandals. "I'm not interested, I can't stand gossip anymore, I never could. I can't stand talking about others, I don't care," she stated. Meanwhile, with the same coldness, she distanced herself from the conflict involving Wanda Nara, Mauro Icardi, and China Suárez: "I don't know anything about Wanda, I know what you all report in the media."