Maria Verdoy recently commented on the conclusion of the program “Socialite,” describing the experience as challenging and expressing her fondness for the show. The end of “Socialite” signifies a pivotal moment for both Telecinco and Verdoy”s career, as she has been associated with Mediaset for over fourteen years.
In an interview with “El Televisero,” Verdoy reflected on her extensive tenure at Mediaset, stating, “I have experienced many program endings during my time here, and the bond we share is incredible.” She addressed the current challenges facing Telecinco, suggesting that a resurgence in audience connection would stem from enhanced creativity. “I believe that is how it should be if things are just,” she asserted.
Regarding the anticipated return of “Gran Hermano,” Verdoy expressed optimism, stating, “I think there is a lot of expectation and excitement surrounding its return.” She acknowledged the significance of the show in her professional growth, noting that while it may be a smaller project, it has offered her invaluable opportunities, including filming in London and working in English.
Although Verdoy is excited about the future of “Gran Hermano,” she remains open to exploring other avenues within the entertainment industry. “I want to take that step into entertainment,” she remarked, indicating her desire for new challenges ahead.
