The América TV panelist broke down live when she revealed that she had been mistreated and confirmed her departure from LAM
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Yanina Latorre caused surprise and concern on Los Ángeles de la Mañana (LAM, América TV) when she confessed live that she cried because of a work situation. The panelist appeared visibly affected and acknowledged that she was mistreated by someone in her professional environment.
The moment occurred during the broadcast on Wednesday, October 15, while they were discussing her departure from the show next year. Latorre interrupted the debate and said: "Today they made me cry, I'm not going to tell you... but I cried, because of someone at work".
Yanina Latorre generó sorpresa y preocupación en Los Ángeles de la Mañana
The confession that unsettled the LAM team
Moved, the panelist added: "I'm not well, I cried out of sadness. They treated me badly and attacked me". Although she did not give names, her words set off alarms among her colleagues and the audience.
Minutes later, journalist Alejandro Castelo expanded on the information on the streaming show Ya fue todo, where he stated that "from inside they say that lately they see her sensitive and angry".
Why Yanina Latorre is leaving LAM
In recent days, Yanina Latorre confirmed that she will leave LAM in 2026 and explained the reasons behind her decision. "We said it all year with Ángel, but it seems it wasn't clear," she commented on the air on her radio show Yanina 107.9 (El Observador).
She currently hosts SQP on América TV.
She works on radio and social media with different brands.
She is preparing a new theater project.
According to what she revealed, her departure is due to work overload: "I can't keep arriving 20 minutes late after hosting my show. I miss work on holidays and every so often, which I didn't use to do".
The new direction of her career
Additionally, Latorre announced that in 2026 she will debut with a solo theater show. "I have an exclusive: today was my first rehearsal, theater is coming," she said on her radio show. She said the show will cover her life, her career, and her family history, although she avoided giving more details.
"I didn't even tell Diego, nobody knew. Even if they ask me, nobody knows anything", she said, laughing. She acknowledged that the process is intense: "It's rehearsing and starting to write: I don't want to memorize a script because I'm not an actress".
