A nerve-wracking gala eliminated one of the most criticized, while others celebrated in the pool
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The latest Gran Hermano elimination gala left fans breathless. With five players up for eviction and a spot in the semifinals at stake, the tension escalated until the very end.
Santiago del Moro opened the night with the classic envelope in hand, and without hesitation, announced the first saved contestant: Ulises. True to his theatrical style, he celebrated by shouting and jumped into the pool as if it were an epic movie.
El cordobés fue el primero en salir de placa y festejar en el agua por pasar a la siguiente ronda.
With Eugenia and the Cordobés still in the running for the next round, anticipation grew among the followers. Luz, Tato, Juan Pablo "Devi," and Selva remained at risk.
The trio advanced with strength
The second contestant saved that night was Luz. The Jujeña broke into tears upon learning the public's decision and, moved, thanked the support that positioned her among the favorites.
Luz fue la segunda en salir de placa y no pudo contener el llanto.
The joy did not end there. Tato Algorta was the third saved and starred in another memorable scene: he ran out to the garden and jumped into the water without hesitation. His friend Luz quickly joined him for the splash.
With this result, the trio still formed by Luz and Tato remained standing for the next round, consolidating their strength in front of the audience.
Devi vs. Selva: the most anticipated showdown
The decision came down to Juan Pablo and Selva, a duel anticipated on social media. Both played their last cards in the confessional to convince the audience.
Meanwhile, the fandoms were divided. Even Tato and Luz's followers appeared undecided. Many, for strategic reasons, chose to eliminate Juan Pablo, considering Selva a less strong rival in a future positive nomination.
Finally, at 11:29 p.m., Santiago del Moro revealed the name of the new eliminated contestant: Juan Pablo. The Corrientes native left the house with his two dogs, visibly upset.
Before leaving, he delivered a phrase with a hint of reproach: "I didn't betray like I was betrayed." Eugenia took it personally and there was a brief but tense exchange between them.
El uruguayo Tato Algorta celebra en la pileta el haber conseguido el pase a la siguiente ronda.
The final stretch and a harsh message from Santiago del Moro
Finalmente, Juan Pablo tuvo que irse de la casa de Gran Hermano.
With Juan Pablo's elimination, Gran Hermano entered its final week with a positive nomination.
Del Moro delivered a forceful message: "Now I want to see you, each one will reap what they've sown."
The game is narrowing and only those who truly connected with the audience will remain standing. The final stage promises intense decisions and emotions pushed to the limit.
