'La Casa de los Famosos Telemundo' has begun its new season, but one significant figure missing from the cast is Colombian personality Yina Calderón. Known for her outspoken nature and polarizing presence, Calderón has cultivated a strong following, which made her absence notable. Despite expectations for her presence in the main competition, Calderón will instead participate as a panelist and host, leading to a mix of reactions from fans and critics alike.

The decision to exclude Calderón from the reality show's main cast has raised many questions among her supporters and observers in the entertainment community. Journalist Gabo Cuevas has shed light on the reasons for this production choice, suggesting that decisions were made based on various logistical considerations, likely related to the dynamics of the new season. Calderón's prior controversies may also play a role in how producers decide to feature her.

The implications of Calderón's divided role not only impact her career trajectory but also the audience's engagement with the show. While appearing as a panelist allows her to maintain a presence in the franchise, it may also lessen her potential to connect deeply with the viewers as a contestant. This strategy reflects broader trends in reality television, where producers curate personalities to maximize entertainment value while navigating the complexities of public persona and audience expectations.