The excitement surrounding the reality show 'La Casa de los Famosos' continues to grow. Telemundo is gearing up for a revamped and explosive new season titled 'La Casa de los Famosos All-Stars,' with Alicia Machado confirmed as one of the contestants.
This refreshed format brings back former housemates from previous seasons, setting the stage for high drama as they return to one of the most controversial shows on Spanish-language television in the U.S. Producers have specifically chosen celebrities who sparked the most controversies to ignite fierce confrontations and tension-packed moments, all aimed at boosting ratings.
After months of speculation and fans clamoring for her return, Machado officially joins the cast of the new season, set to premiere in January 2025 on Telemundo. She confirmed the news during an interview on 'La Mesa Caliente.'
"Will you be in 'La Casa de los Famosos' in January? Will we see you or not?" asked the host of 'La Mesa Caliente.'
Machado enthusiastically replied, "Yes, you'll see me. Get ready because what's coming is fire."
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Machado's participation marks her return to the infamous house. In 2021, she not only took part in the inaugural season but also emerged as the winner thanks to her bold personality and the controversies she stirred during her stay.
Telemundo awarded her $200,000 after she beat out 16 contestants, including runner-up Manelyk González.
Since her victory, the Venezuelan actress has participated in other Telemundo projects, including the competition 'Top Chef VIP' and the drama series 'Juego de Mentiras.'
Other confirmed contestants
The first confirmed participant for the new season was host Laura Bozzo, followed by controversial actor Alfredo Adame. Reports suggest that Manelyk González and Aleska Génesis have also signed on, though neither they nor Telemundo have officially confirmed it.
Other rumored contestants include Niurka Marcos, Poncho de Anda, Lupillo Rivera, Jorge Aravena, Nicole Chávez, Salvador Zerboni, Rodrigo Romeh, Daniella Navarro, Rey Grupero, La Materialista, Rafa Nieves, Julia Gama, Christina Porta, and Thalí García, who had a notable conflict with Telemundo but appears to have reconciled.
No matter the final lineup, this season promises to be even more intense, dramatic, and thrilling than ever before. Don't miss it!
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