Nagore Robles has decided not to accept the challenge and, therefore, will not be an official contestant on Supervivientes 2024. The television collaborator, after a few days of deliberation, has considered that the best option is to reject the organization’s succulent proposal for the replacement of Carmen Borrego, who had to abandon due to medical recommendation.
This decision has been very thoughtful. “I’ve had a very bad time. I haven’t slept a wink since Sunday,” Nagore said. Despite guaranteeing that she is “super grateful to be given this opportunity,” she is not willing to join Survivor as a substitute.
The collaborator has indicated that “I haven’t been on a reality show in twelve years” and she always gives “200%” so if she accepts “it means going for it.” From this premise, Nagore has considered that she is “enough of a champion to enter from day 1.”
Given this scenario, he has only one option left, which is to leave the door open to be a contestant next year because “if I spend that trick it has to be under the same conditions as my colleagues.” “If this network wants me, we listen and reach an agreement,” she said.
It was Nagore herself who, very emboldened, decided to apply to go to the island to be one of the star contestants. She may not have meant it too seriously, but the organization decided to respond affirmatively to this order. She even offered Borrego’s salary to convince her.
The decision was not immediate for Nagore, who, after receiving the organization’s approval, was reluctant and much more hesitant. “They are exactly the same conditions and I am signing a contract that I also have legitimacy,” Sandra Barneda urged him to close the operation.
However, the collaborator wanted to take her time to reflect, discussing the proposal with her closest circle and evaluating the impact that her participation could have on both her personal and professional life. Finally, she has not been able to decline this succulent offer and she will soon jump off the helicopter to enter Survivors permanently.
