The recent special broadcast of “Big Brother: La Noche de los Exes” on Telefe, hosted by Robertito Funes Ugarte, was loaded with tense moments and confrontations. With no elimination gala scheduled, the current players enjoyed their nominees’ dinner, while outside, former participants Walter’ Alfa’ Santiago and Virginia Demo were the protagonists of a fiery confrontation as a result of Juliana ‘Furia’ Scaglione’s attitudes inside the house.
The friction began when Virginia Demo responded to the comments of Alfa Santiago, who had defended Furia Scaglione. Demo, visibly upset, replied: “Alpha says I attacked him. It turns out that I attack you and Fury doesn’t attack, this is divine! I never said I was perfect, of course I’m wrong. I’ve said things three or four times that I’m not I should say, but Fury says them every day.” This statement was a clear reflection of the disagreement between former participants about attitudes within the house.
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Virginia’s strong criticism of Fury and the Big Brother viewers
Alfa, for his part, criticized the current “Big Brother” participants, calling them “turnips” for believing in everything Fury says. Demo did not remain silent and responded: “What works for her is the people who follow her, it’s not that those inside are morons.” This exchange escalated when Alpha asked irritably, “But why do people follow her?” To which Demo responded bluntly: “Because it’s wrong, because society is ruined, that’s why they follow it. Society is broken. This is a reflection of society.”
Demo’s words resonated in the studio, generating a moment of introspection about the nature of Fury’s followers. The former participant concluded with a phrase that left everyone thinking: “If she wins it is because society is broken.” This statement not only closed the discussion, but also left a reflection on the values and behaviors that are celebrated in today’s society.
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The fight between Virginia and Alfa
Throughout the debate, Robertito Funes Ugarte tried to mediate between Alfa and Demo, but the intensity of the discussion often exceeded his efforts. Despite his attempts to round off the topic and maintain order in the conversation, the passions unleashed by the former participants dominated the scene.
Meanwhile, inside the “Big Brother” house, the current players enjoyed a nominees’ dinner, an event that replaced the usual elimination gala. This type of activities seeks to strengthen the bonds between participants and offer a respite in the midst of competition. However, the external tensions reflected in the former participants’ debate also resonate within the house, affecting the dynamics of the game.
