Controversy and Drama Mark Premiere of ‘La casa de los famosos All-Stars’ on Telemundo

Miami, Fla. — The highly anticipated fifth season of ‘La casa de los famosos All-Stars‘ premiered Tuesday night on Telemundo, bringing together 23 personalities in a battle for $200,000. The All-Stars season, featuring both returning contestants and new faces, promises high drama, as evident from the first night’s events.

Among the contestants are well-known figures like Laura Bozzo, Niurka Marcos, and Alfredo Adame, all vying for the grand prize. However, the premiere was marked by controversy when Nacho Casano refused to participate in the traditional welcome toast, isolating himself from his fellow contestants. ‘I came here to play, not to participate in fake happiness,’ Casano told his roommate Diego Soldano, sparking criticism and setting the tone for a contentious season.

Adding to the drama, Luca Onestini, an Italian model and TV personality, joined the show without disclosing his past relationship with Cristina Porta, a former contestant. Porta had previously spoken about the emotional turmoil caused by their relationship, which ended badly. Onestini’s arrival has raised questions about whether their history will be addressed during the show.

The season’s hosts, Jimena Gállego and Javier Poza, expressed excitement about the explosive dynamics this season promises. ‘This is going to be the most explosive season yet,’ Poza said, while Gállego emphasized her trust in the format and the unpredictability of the contestants’ interactions.

With $200,000 at stake and the mix of returning and new contestants, ‘La casa de los famosos All-Stars’ is set to deliver non-stop drama and tension. Tune in to Telemundo every Monday at 7 p.m., Eastern Time, for more updates on the contestants’ journey inside the house.