Kiko Matamoros recently spoke on the program “No somos nadie” on TEN, discussing the media spotlight surrounding Alessandro Lequio. This interest has been fueled by various recent events, including Lequio”s memoirs and the appearance of an ex-partner, along with serious allegations of mistreatment made by his former wife.
Matamoros emphasized that the future of Lequio”s career could hinge on the decisions of Ana Rosa, a prominent figure at Telecinco and Mediaset, known for owning several production companies that create popular television programs. He stated that Lequio”s professional path might require significant behavioral changes to remain on air.
According to Matamoros, senior executives at Telecinco are suggesting that Lequio must adapt to the network”s expectations. He reiterated that for Lequio to continue his presence on the network, he would need to modify his conduct significantly.
Lequio has a long history with Telecinco, having first appeared as a contestant on the VIP competition “Uno para todas.” His regular contributions began in 2005 on “El programa de Ana Rosa,” a well-known morning show.
As the situation develops, it remains to be seen how Lequio will respond to the pressures of the media and the expectations placed on him by key figures like Ana Rosa.
