Jorge Javier Vázquez is going through a difficult moment. After it was announced that Sálvame, the program that he has presented for 14 years, is canceled due to a decision by the new leaders of Mediaset España, the philologist allegedly suffered a health problem that made him imminently retire from the small screen Although in the announcement that the presenter made he explained that he was putting his career on hold, he did not explain the reason.
“The body and mind send you signals and, throughout my life, I have been little to pay attention to them. Until today. I need to stop to take care of myself. To ask myself what I want,” the Catalan wrote on his official Instagram account saying goodbye “as long as I can” of his followers.
The post had a great response from people who admire and respect him. Hundreds of fans spent a few minutes writing supportive comments for the Survivors presenter, but he also received messages from important public figures such as Yolanda Díaz: “Take care of yourself. Come back whenever you want, your audience will be waiting for you”.
Another politician, Carla Antonelli, commented on the post and cast doubt on the possibility that Vázquez had suffered some kind of punishment for having spoken clearly about his anti-fascist position and his left-wing ideology: “Thank you Jorge, you are brave, you have planted Faced with the spiral of fascistoid hatred, you have not cut yourself and you have said it with all the words, if that has caused you to be suspended, I can only say that with your head held high friend, a hug”.
The main theory circulating on the internet about the reasons that have led the man from Badalona to move away from the small screen and take time for himself defends that Vázquez is going through a health problem.
Rumors sound about anxiety attacks, since the communicator had suffered them in the past, but there is also greater concern about whether it is something more serious, especially considering that Mila Ximénez’s friend suffered a congenital aneurysm in 2019 that caused him a stroke.
In contrast to this, many believe that if Belén Esteban insisted so much on him to attend the final program of Sálvame, it could not be such a serious problem, but there is no type of confirmation.
Diego Arrabal, known to the general public for his work in Viva la vida as a collaborator, assured on his YouTube channel that Vázquez has a health problem because they have seen him go to a medical center: “They followed him (some reporters) until the hospital and it was learned that they were doing tests. If he doesn’t say it, I can’t talk about what’s happening to him, but come on, it’s a health problem.”
