Alejandra Jaramillo sends a strong message after her departure from “Siéntese qué puede”
In an interview with Perez Hilton, the Ecuadorian host made a comment that the public interpreted as a response to her controversy
Univision's announcement about Alejandra Jaramillo's departure from the program “Siéntese donde puede” unleashed a wave of divided opinions that have been heard through social networks. And, it is in the midst of this controversy that the Ecuadorian host launched a message that echoed among Internet users.
In an interview with journalist Perez Hilton, the famous woman avoided direct questions about the end of her working relationship with the Univision production. However, he released a message that many interpreted as a reference to the controversy he was involved in on social networks.
"It's part of this business. They don't have to crucify a journalist for screwing up," commented Alejandra Jaramillo before Perez Hilton's microphones, sparking a conversation on social networks.
According to various users, his words would be related to his own controversy on the internet after celebrating the defeat of the Mexican team against England during the 2026 World Cup.
It was on July 22 when, during the live broadcast of the show “Siéntese qué pueda”, the host Jorge Bernal confirmed the departure of Alejandra Jaramillo when reading a statement.
Through this, the following was explained: “We want to share with you that Alejandra Jaramillo is no longer part of the regular cast of ‘Siéntese qué puede!’ We thank her for her dedication, her talent and all the moments she shared with this team and above all with you, our audience.”
For her part, Alejandra Jaramillo has made her position clear in the face of the controversy, defending her right to freedom of expression. Let us remember that, from his Instagram account, he regretted having been the target of a digital lynching for sharing his opinion regarding a sport.
"Supporting a football team without having insulted anyone, without even having said any nickname, is nothing more than freedom of expression of what a sport generates. And that's what I'm left with. I send you a huge hug. I repeat it again, everything is going to be fine," he explained in a story.

