In the latest episode of 'Gran Hermano Generación Dorada' (Big Brother Golden Generation), host Santiago del Moro announced a significant development regarding contestant Manuel Ibero, who will face legal troubles stemming from issues with his ex-partner, Zoe Bogach. This situation has created a tense atmosphere in the show, especially following the recent exits of other contestants due to personal traumas. It is speculated that a notary might enter the house to present legal documents concerning a restraining order aimed at Manuel, which would prevent him from mentioning Zoe during the show.

Aixa, Zoe's mother, revealed new details about the situation during an interview, indicating the seriousness of the matter. Zoe has accused Manuel of manipulation and emotional distress during their relationship, which adds complexity to the interactions on the show. Given the show's format, the potential for live legal drama could also captivate viewers' attention and perhaps affect the show's dynamics, as emotional and legal confrontations unfold.

This twist in events raises questions about the impact of personal controversies on reality television. It highlights the blurred lines between entertainment and real-life issues as contestants navigate their private battles in front of a public audience. As 'Gran Hermano' continues to gain viewership, how it handles this unfolding legal situation could set precedents for future reality TV programming in Argentina.