Eugenia, Luz Tito, Santiago Algorta and Ulysses Apostolo lived their last hours together, reviewing strategies, alliances and emotions lived throughout the game.
Big Brother (Telefe) entered its final stretch. This Monday night there was a new gala: the elimination of the finalist room and the consecration of the three players who will compete for the Grand Prix in less than 24 hours.
Eugenia, Luz Tito, Santiago Algorta and Ulysses Apostolo They lived their last hours together, reviewing strategies, alliances and emotions lived throughout the game. The public, as always, had the last word: after the closing of the voting, Santiago del Moro He was in charge of announcing the results.
The relief came first. The driver communicated that Ulysses and Luz were the first two confirmed finalistscausing a burst of joy inside the house. The Cordoba, faithful to his style, ran through the garden, took out his clothes, made pirouettes and divered in the pool despite the cold. Luz, on the other hand, hugged his “trident” classmates in tears, the strategic group that knew how to form from the beginning of the cycle.
Eugenia left Big Brother’s house for the grand finale
Finally, the decisive announcement. Eugenia stayed with fourth placewhich earned him a prize of comfort more than attractive: A trip to Bariloche with all payments and a motorcycle.
With the broken voice, the actress and medical Santiago asked with surprise: “Are I leaving?” Del Moro, in a serene tone, replied: “Euge, fourth place, say goodbye and go like a queen of that house.”
Eugenia crossed the door and left behind the almost seven months of confinement, strategies, laughs and tears that marked her passage through the contest. The player obtained 15.7% of the positive votes, which left her on the way for the Grand Prix. And that was not all, since once he arrived at the studio, he took a big surprise: Le offered to be part of the panel of the next edition of Big Brother: Golden Generationwhich assured him his continuity on the small screen.
Source: Ambito
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