The ten candidates who ran a risk of leaving “GH” were: Eugenia, Gabriela, Katia, Lourdes, Lucía, Luz, Sandra, Selva, Tato and Ulysses.
He returned the positive plate elimination gala to Big Brother (Telefe). After Juan Pablo de Vigili became the leader of the week and obtained immunity, the remaining ten participants rose to a nominees plate. This Sunday, May 11, the least voted player would take his suitcases and leave the competition.
The ten candidates who ran a risk of leaving “GH” were: Eugenia, Gabriela, Katia, Lourdes, Lucía, Luz, Sandra, Selva, Tato and Ulysses.
The outputs were not in order
In random order, Santiago del Moro took out the first envelope of the night, where Katia Fenocchio came out. Immediately, the Tana tied to the rope to obtain a tied cigarettes, which are scarcity in the reality of Telefe.
Then, despite all the forecasts, it was saved by the public Sandra Priore. “I go for everything and all,” said the fisherman from La Plata. In third and fourth place, Eugenia Ruiz and Santiago “Tato” Algorta, respectively. “It’s a dream,” said the Uruguayan participant.
Followed by them, he got off the Selva Pérez plate, who will continue in the competition for at least one more week. In sixth and seventh place, Luz Tito and Lourdes Ciccarone were saved, respectively. The contestants Jujeña and Marplatense thanked the support of the public of “Big Brother.”
Who left Big Brother’s house
The eighth savior of the night was Ulysses Apostolo. With this result, the final duel was between Gabriela Gianatassio and Lucía Patrone. In the orange envelope is the last save, while in red is the new eliminated from the competition.
Finally, Gabriela He abandoned “Big Brother” by public’s decision. “Thank you for opening the doors, this country represents me in everything. Women’s women, crazy. I love you, even if you don’t seem,” were the last words of the Brazilian participant.
Source: Ambito
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