In two days this participant already has tapes, content, laughs, memes and fights.
In each edition of Big Brother A point comes that the house must be renewed and the production makes repells and entry of new participants, with the aim of being able to move the waters and awaken the players who are already from day one.
This time they entered Eight new players that were: Bati, Saif, Lucía, Eugenia, Marcelo, Lorenzo, Gabriela and Junglewho undoubtedly in 48 hours revolutionized the most famous house in the world.
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Who is Selva, the new Big Brother participant
Selva Pérez Carvalho He is 51 years old and is from MontevideoUruguay. “I am a whirlwind, I am the crescent that you want to wet in the coffee with milk,” said the new Big Brother player in her presentation.
The Montevidean It is already known for its different Viral videos on Tiktok and entered totally euphorically, as usually shown on social networks. His screams alerted everyone and caught the attention instantly. Undoubtedly, she will be a player who will give what to talk and already demonstrated it in 48 hours.
His first controversies inside the house
The new player had several crosses with the Power groupwhich would be Brian, Lourdes and Martina. It all started at the moment that Selva arrived with her intense personality and already the girls of the group did not like anything.
Then, the day later, Selva woke up and greeted everyone with a kiss in the cheese, this attitude was not taken for good and they criticized her all day and at the night gala, but the driver Santiago del Moro, He said it wasn’t so much.
Brian, who never gets quiet, reproached the driver This answer since according to him, if he bothered him he didn’t have to do it more and Santiago replied: “You’re doing something small something big.”
Source: Ambito
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