Olga Moreno is doubtful at the final gala of Survivors 2022

Survivors comes to an end. There are only a few hours left to find out who will be the winner of this latest edition, a title disputed by Alejandro, Marta Peñate, Ignacio de Borbón and Nacho Palau, four heavyweights of the edition who have given much to talk about during the three months of contest. Now at the final gala we will find out who takes home the bearer check and it is tradition that they do so with the winner of the previous edition, although the latter is not known if it will be fulfilled due to Olga Moreno’s situation: “It costs me a lot to deliver that check,” explained Antonio David’s ex on the set of Mediaset to the question of Ion Aramendi.

In this sense, she assured that, although she owes a lot to the program team for how they behaved with her in the previous edition, she is not sure if she will be present at the final gala, and all because of a proper name with which Olga Moreno does not want to meet on the set: Jorge Javier Vázquez, who will be in charge of presenting the gala.

“I don’t know,” Moreno responded to the question of whether they had her for the final and that is because she assures that for her “there are things that are complicated, that you all know”. Things related to his family, specifically, the criticism that Jorge Javier has made of Antonio David Flores as a result of the broadcast of Rocío Carrasco’s documentary, which has made him not attend the contest as a collaborator in all the galas but only in those that they were presented by Ion Aramendi or Carlos Sobera.

Now, this pique will be seen in the final where Jorge Javier Vázquez has announced that he will be present in any way despite being convalescing with post-COVID laryngitis. A fight between the two personalities that supposes one more incentive to see the final and find out who will be in charge of delivering this check.

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