On February 23, Andrea del Boca entered the house of the new season of 'Gran Hermano Generación Dorada,' aired by Telefe, marking her as the first contestant of the season. Within 72 hours of her entry, she captured public interest with emotional moments, including a touching tribute to her late father, taking charge of the kitchen, and having a heated exchange with another contestant, Yanina Zilli. Her presence has stirred considerable buzz both inside and outside the house.

In the midst of her reality TV stint, the amounts being paid to contestants have become a talking point, particularly Andrea's earnings. Ángel de Brito, a well-known personality in entertainment journalism, disclosed that her payment is significantly higher than that of her fellow housemates. The revelation has sparked discussions about the value placed on celebrity involvement in reality shows, highlighting the financial dynamics at play in the entertainment industry.

This situation not only underscores the draw of celebrity figures in reality television but also offers insight into how earnings can differ dramatically among contestants, raising questions about the implications of such disparities. The public's fascination with Andrea del Boca's participation and her commanding paycheck reveals broader societal interests in fame, fortune, and the entertainment industry at large.