March 28, 2024 at 10:02 hrs.
After the divided opinions generated among netizens by Faloon Larraguibel’s decision to enter the reality show, Win or Serve? -information that was released after suffering domestic violence from her husband Jean Paul Pineda- it was revealed how much the millionaire sum she would earn weekly was.
It was on the TV+ program Sígueme where they analyzed the large sum and the reason that led the former Yingo girl to accept the offer, for the benefit of her children. This, because she would earn “15 times more” than what she received in Zona Latina.
“Faloon is going to arrive, according to what they tell me, for $8 million pesos per week, that means per month, if the month lasts, $32 million pesos and that in the end would be almost 15 times what he earned in the Latin Zone approximately. . So it is still an opportunity to consider what your children’s expenses mean.”, said journalist Sergio Marabolí.
As they explained, economic interest was essential to sign the signature, due to the low income that the footballer would receive playing in the second division (he was previously in the third). Therefore, most of the expenses would be borne by Faloon.
“There are no codes”
Although Channel 13 informed Publimetro that the conversation that Larraguibel arose months before the serious family crisis she suffered, the interest of the television house increased after the episode of violence, the panelist revealed.
“There was a previous conversation, quite light, but this was accentuated after the episode of violence because the codes do not exist here. ‘Here we need a person who generates, and this person, unfortunately, generates,’ he said.
“It’s going to be therapy”
Faloon, meanwhile, pointed out days ago that “I think this reality show is going to be therapy for me, an opportunity to be alone with myself again and return to my center. This is a healing process for me, to rediscover myself and re-enchant myself with the person I am. I want to find that Faloon I was again, because I’ve spent so much time worrying about other people that one forgets. “I haven’t thought about myself for a long time, I have to put myself first, because if I’m okay, my children are going to be okay.”
