El Puma, José Luis Rodríguez, was part of the third season of Top Chef VIP. A program that allowed him to reconnect with his audience and even allowed him to gain new fans in the entertainment industry. At 81 years old, the renowned Venezuelan singer won the hearts of everyone in this edition, so much so that his elimination has been one of the most lamented and mourned of this season.
Top Chef VIP 3: El Puma rejects all of Alicia Machado’s apologies
Unfortunately, his last days in the competition were not the best, because he had a strong clash with Alicia Machado, one of the celebrities with whom he got along best from the beginning.
When asked about this situation, the interpreter of “Owner of you, owner of what, owner of nothing,” told us that he does not like to participate in this type of conflict and that for that reason, in the midst of everything he ever has been said about him, his position has been to remain silent and turn the other cheek. But he also affirms that perhaps the time has come to tell it all, whether in a book or, why not, in some bioseries.
It seems that the singer may be willing to tell his whole truth. But he claims that if this doesn’t happen, he will take all of this to the grave.
The drama intensifies in Top Chef VIP 3 and so does the rating for Telemundo
Regarding conflicts, such as the one he experienced with Alicia, without wanting to give names, the singer says that there are people who do indeed need psychological help. “Maybe they are bipolar, tripolar… those people need a lot of help and prayers so that things go well for them,” says the singer.
José Luis Rodríguez says that there are people who have a record full of problems and that it is like that, the same everywhere they go, and he reflects that then the person in general must have some problem to carry all this.
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