Gran Hermano Generación Dorada is down to two housemates. Following the departure of Daniela De Lucía – due to the death of her father – and Divina Gloria – after medical recommendation for high blood pressure – the show’s production team, along with host Santiago del Moro, have selected their replacements, who will enter the house tonight, March 1st.
Zoe Bogach, a former contestant from the 2022-2023 season, is reportedly the frontrunner to re-enter the house. A key factor in her potential return is her connection to her ex-partner, Manuel Ibero, who has sparked conversation among viewers with his candid discussion of their relationship inside the house.
“Each one did their own messed up things… In a relationship, you can’t complain about something you allow, it’s pretty hypocritical. To say ‘he manipulated me’… you allowed it,” Ibero said in front of other housemates who listened to his story.
Bogach responded to Ibero’s statements, airing their private matters and confirming she sent him a legal notice: “I don’t want him to talk about me. I don’t want to retain giving him fame.”
With a strong social media presence, Bogach filmed the moment her ex-partner entered the house and admitted, “I feel like people don’t grasp how much I suffered to head through this again when I was already moving on.”
The potential for conflict is high, given these public exchanges, accusations of infidelity, and other issues that haven’t been aired on the show.
Alejandra Majluf, former partner of Fito Páez, is also a strong contender to join the house. Her extensive professional portfolio, with appearances in Fax, Verano del 98′, Rebelde Way, Tiempo Final, Casi Ángeles, and other productions, made her a familiar face on Argentine television in the 90s.
After several years in television and theater, Majluf moved to Spain with her partner and returned to the country in 2020, during the pandemic, to create her own cultural space where she began teaching theater classes after lockdown restrictions were lifted.
Speaking with LA NACION, Majluf denied a possible entry into the house, although official information suggests she auditioned for Telefe and is considered a backup in case of another departure, like those of Daniela de Lucía and Divina Gloria.
Another potential entrant is Inés Lucero, a former participant on the Survivor: Expedición Robinson program that aired on Telefe in 2024.
Her experience living with others for weeks in the Colombian jungle, nominating her fellow contestants, and other rules similar to Gran Hermano position the student of Labor Relations as a viable option to join the “most famous house in the world.”
Rounding out the potential entrants is Camila Deniz, also known as “Camilota,” sister of Thiago Medina, a former Gran Hermano contestant who gained prominence on the Cuestión de peso (eltrece) program.
With 826,000 followers on her Instagram account, Deniz is one of the contestants the show’s production team is considering to immediately join the other “housemates” in the competition.
Finally, Pablo Heredia, also a former housemate (he participated in Gran Hermano 2), is being considered. He had a controversial run on the reality show that aired in 2001, when he had to leave the competition due to health problems.
Before entering the house, Heredia built a career as an actor and dancer. His appearances in Rebelde Way and El Patrón de la Vereda gave him the platform needed to potentially acquire a second chance on the show.
With the premiere of Gran Hermano just hours away on a Sunday, speculation and reports about who will fill the two vacant spots in the house have generated a lot of buzz on social media.
Journalist Guido Zaffora weighed in, stating via X that “an actress and a former reality star” will be entering the house. He then dismissed the possibility of Zoe Bogach joining, calling it a “failed plan” by the production team.
Three hours later, Zaffora posted again, including images of Alejandra Majluf and Inés Lucero as the chosen participants to enter tonight. “This duo and a little surprise tonight on GH,” the journalist wrote.
However, Inés Lucero, who participated in the Survivor: Expedición Robinson (Telefe) reality show, denied receiving a call from the GH production team and strongly refuted the reports.
“Let me tell you something: first, good day, second I have not been selected to enter Gran Hermano, they didn’t call me, it’s just rumors. This is a real video for my supposed acquaintances and friends who are sending me messages trying to trick me into revealing whether I’m in isolation or not,” Inés said angrily in her Instagram stories.
The identities of the two new housemates will be revealed tonight at 10:15 PM local time on Telefe, with Santiago del Moro hosting.
