The reality show 'Big Brother Revolution' left its viewers speechless yesterday, its name 'revolution' is fulfilled from the first moment a new gala begins. Putting the creation of live content into practice, in this ninth gala, 'GH' decided to expel three contestants and thus take away the prominence from Carlota's return, surely to finally save herself from the investigation of the Guard Civil for an alleged assembly
'GH' continues to seek to increase its audience and in favor of getting new viewers to fall into the temptation of staying ahead of the 'reality show', in this last gala Telecinco has preferred to get rid of the profiles that least The game was played at Guadalix's house, as reported by 'Vanitatis' and also to hide Carlota's return since the cameras were turned off when she reappeared in Guadalix.
Triple expulsion in GH
The triple expulsion has served to evade the most current moment of 'GH', the alleged sexual assault that the program came to denounce before the Civil Guard. As well as the reincorporation of Miriam and Laura to the contest, an entry that caused the immediate expulsion of Miguel and Cristian F., who joined Daniel in the list of those chosen to leave the house of 'Big Brother Revolution'. The program allowed viewers to decide that the girls would continue in the contest, at the cost of the contestants who were least voted for by Telecinco's web users, leaving home. Dani, the eighth expelled from the contest, left Mina, Carlos and Maico one more week in Guadalix.
When the expelled arrived on set, a gala full of surprises and also absences awaited them, if Dani was waiting the pending issue around Laura's transsexuality, to which he dedicated his apologies: "with Laura I have messed up, I want to apologize to her mother and her entire family."
Cristian was expecting his relationship with Petra but the worst was for Miguel, since being expelled, he fell like a jug of cold water to the contestant, upon entering the set he received the news that none of his family and friends could receive him, but his wife's absence was what dismantled the shoemaker from Pamplona.