Alba Carrillo has become one of the most important names in the world of media. The television presenter has moved to the large digital content platforms this year, with the creation of El Salón de Té, her own Twitch channel. There, she has vented years and years of frustrations against Telecinco for her dismissal, in addition to analyzing the work of other colleagues and other details.
However, the Madrid native also saves darts for her public appearances, the last of which was at an Aladina Foundation event. Carrillo spoke at length about different topics, but focused attention on his ex-partner, retired tennis player Feliciano López. In addition to commenting on the participation in MasterChef Celebrity of his current wife, Sandra Gago, the communicator strongly attacked the Toledo native, labeling him “classist.”
“I even dislike him. He is such a boring, totally anodyne being,” Carrillo pointed out to questions from the media. Questioned about any joint collaboration on television, the presenter flatly refused, even though López had more free time after her retirement. “Now he has to convert himself into television, we will not see him in a reality show because he is very classist, but we will surely see him on TV,” indicated the Madrid native.
It is not the first time that Alba Carrillo talks about Feliciano López. In particular, one of his last interventions took place at the end of May, when the tennis player participated in the Mask Singer contest on Antena 3. “He must have made a superhuman effort, he should not have even slept the day before,” he noted in a video for Instagram. A detail that stood out about this appearance was the language used by the athlete, loaded with excessive swear words according to his words.
In her main task in recent months, criticism against Mediaset, the presenter of El Salón de Té was once again the center of attention for criticism against Ana Rosa Quintana. On this occasion, these are several paragraphs included in her latest book, Ready for Life. Carrillo recounts in the pages of this publication everything that happened with her unexpected dismissal from the Fuencarral network, in particular focusing on the production company Unicorn.
“’The network wants new faces,’ they told me. Can I laugh? The Italian nobleman, the Sevillian Galician woman and all of those are new faces? I know, I didn’t make the owner of the production company my son’s godmother, but that doesn’t make me an old face,” she pointed out. There were also harsh words against the Mediaset board, including a warning about the new stage of Telecinco: “We are arrieritos, even if you are a arrierita with a title, and we will meet on the road.”
