Belen leaves Mediaset, away from Le Iene and Tu yes que vales?
It seems that there is an air of change for Belen Rodriguez, the famous Argentine showgirl. According to the latest rumors released by Dagospia, Belen may no longer be part of the Mediaset schedule for the new season. The news, if confirmed, would represent a real earthquake in the Italian television scene.
Belen leaves Le Iene and You yes que vales: a painful farewell?
The advances released by Dagospia suggest that Belen Rodriguez will no longer be at the helm of "Le Iene", And that he would decline the offer to conduct another edition of “You yes que vales".
These two programs, which Belen has successfully hosted since 2014, they may therefore have to do without his charismatic presence.
Who will replace Belen in Mediaset?
In its place, we talk about Veronica Gentili, journalist recently seen in the company of Davide Parenti, producer of "Le Iene".
Veronica Gentili is an Italian journalist and television presenter. She is known for her work in various television and radio programs. You worked for several years as a journalist for the newspaper "Il Fatto Quotidiano" and hosted various radio programs on Radio Radicale.
On television, she has appeared in various shows, including “Half past eight” on A7. She is known for her incisive style and her ability to approach complex subjects in an accessible way.
Prime Video: Belen's only commitment?
At the moment, Belen Rodriguez's only confirmed commitment seems to be participating in the fourth season of Celebrity Hunted, the reality show from Prime Video. Belen will join the cast together with her sister Cecilia Rodriguez, and together they will try to make this edition more exciting than the previous ones.
Why is Belen leaving Mediaset?
But the question everyone is asking is: Is Belen really leaving Mediaset after almost 15 years?
If that were the case, it would be an unprecedented event, especially considering that she would be the first major personality to leave the network after the disappearance of Silvio Berlusconi. Some suggest this move could be tied to the promise of a "character revolution" made by Piersilvio Berlusconi, now that his father is gone.