La Derecha Diario La Tora left the Gran Hermano stream and criticism poured in over her new project.
The former participant was invited to be one of Telefe's official broadcasters at the Club World Cup in Miami
Lucila "La Tora" Villar, known for her time in the Gran Hermano house, announced through her Stream GH x Tora that she will leave the hosting of this show to take on a new professional challenge on an international scale. Although it will only be for a month, the reasons for her departure sparked a wave of criticism on social media.
"I received some news that honestly gave me quite mixed feelings because it made me happy but also a little sad. This project (the stream) has been going for six months and there are only 15 days left until the final. I must say that this project gave me everything and I give everything for it," she began, feeling guilty for having to leave her current job.
La Tora se va del stream de Gran Hermano
"I was called to cover the Club World Cup. I'm going to Miami with Pablo Giralt, Juan Pablo Varsky, Sofía Martínez, and a great team," Lucila revealed with evident excitement. The news was received enthusiastically by her fans, who quickly congratulated her on this new stage.
Just days before the grand finale of Gran Hermano 2023, "La Tora" shared her mix of joy and nostalgia for leaving the project that had accompanied her for several months.
"I have a lot of mixed feelings. Obviously, this is my home, Gran Hermano means everything to me, and this ship will be left in the best hands, under the leadership of Diego Poggi," she said, referring to the host who will continue leading the streaming.
La Tora showed closeness with her followers, thanked them for the affection she received, and announced that next Wednesday will be her last appearance on the show.
"I'm going to miss you all so much. Wednesday will be my last day here on the streaming. After that, we'll see each other in other things... I'll tell you all about it soon," she concluded with a smile, leaving the door open to new projects that may be added to her media career.
Lucila Villar, who rose to fame as a Gran Hermano contestant, managed to establish herself as a strong figure in the digital and television world. Her time on the reality show's streaming positioned her as a prominent voice among the former housemates, and now she is taking a big step by joining an international event like the Club World Cup.
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