Last Wednesday, June 28, the host Talina Fernández died at the age of 78, news that mourned the middle of the show, however, it was not until this Tuesday that Raquel Bigorra learned of the death of whoever was her friend and adviser. The Cuban was a guest on the program Cuéntamelo Ya! to talk about her leaving the House of Celebrities, where she remained locked up for a month, and it was Maky who told her about her death that made her cry.
Raquel Bigorra cries upon learning of the death of Talina Fernández
“#Raquelbigorra’s first reaction upon learning of the death of Talina Fernández. The host had not had access to her phone and this is how Raquel Bigorra reacted to such sad news, the house of celebrities, Mexico, tell me now, official,” they wrote on the program’s official Instagram account to publicize a video in which the host sample affected by the death of the so-called “Lady of good saying”.
Raquel received the consolation of her companions in the Televisa show program, because while Macky hugs her, Odalys Ramírez gives her words of encouragement, since this happened in one of the commercial breaks. In this regard, the opinions of Internet users have been divided, because while some think that Bigorra is not really crying, others have defended her and assure that she was indeed a great friend of Fernández.
Hours later, the host spoke to the media and recalled some special moments with Talina, at which time she also explained that when she left the house, they took her away from her cell phone, so she had not been able to find out anything. “She was a woman who taught me many things about the medium, she taught me many things about the show (…) they were such wonderful people, and I felt a lot today that Maky told me on the show, he told me off the air,” he commented.
The host of Cuéntamelo Ya! She also told him that just the day Talina died, she and Paul Stanley remembered her in the House of Celebrities, assuring the press that she always spoke of Fernández because of the love and affection she had for him.
“I always talk about her, I always remember her, now that she has come out I see her as a little angel, as a career teacher too, who taught me many things about driving, entertainment, a wonderful woman.”
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