Matías Vázquez revealed on Puro Show that Tamara Pettinato could replace Beto Casella on Bendita TV
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The future of Bendita TV appears to be in full redefinition following rumors about Beto Casella's departure from the historic El Nueve show. On Puro Show (El Trece), Matías Vázquez surprised everyone by revealing the name that could take his place as host.
Tensions between the host and the network are not new, and amid that context, rumors about his replacement began to circulate. The statements caused surprise and debate on entertainment programs.
Beto Casella tendría propuestas de El Trece y América Tv
The name being considered as Beto Casella's replacement
"A name comes to mind that could become the main figure hosting the future Bendita, and it's Tamara Pettinato. I know it's controversial," Vázquez said on Puro Show, leaving his colleagues and the audience speechless.
The journalist argued that the daughter of Roberto Pettinato "has a strong connection with the channel's executives and could secure many sponsors," and added: "This is also a money issue."
Controversy on the panel: divided opinions
His colleague Pampito did not hesitate to show his disagreement: "It's destroying a format," he stated. He also maintained that "if El Nueve's management doesn't want Beto, it's the best way to provoke him."
"I don't see it. You can put her on as a panelist, but not as a host," the panelist insisted. He then added: "The natural host of Bendita is Edith Hermida," defending his colleague and highlighting her historic role on the show.
What Beto Casella said about his future at El Nueve
The relationship between Beto Casella and El Nueve is going through a delicate moment. The host had already shown signs of discomfort by not appearing on air last July 24, being replaced by Edith Hermida. In a conversation with PrimiciasYa, he explained: "We are all probably somatizing some unfair things at the same time, that's why we weren't on air."
Beti Casella faltó a su programa en Canal 9
When asked about the possibility of moving to another channel, Casella acknowledged that he has "pending offers" and that he will analyze his next steps to avoid "unfair situations with his colleagues."
