Santiago del Moro, the host of Gran Hermano (Big Brother) in Argentina, announced that the show's most controversial contestant, Divina Gloria, has left the program. This decision came shortly after another contestant, Daniela, had departed due to the death of her father. The show's dynamics continue to change as it adapts to these new developments, and fans can expect the entrance of two new players in the following episode. The announcement was made via La Nacion and echoed on Santiago del Moro's Instagram account, where he shared details about Divina's departure being recommended by medical professionals. He noted that these changes were taking place at a critical time for the series, as both departures highlight the emotional and personal challenges faced by participants inside the competition. Gran Hermano is a major reality show in Argentina, known for its dramatic twists and strong audience engagement. Changes in participants often impact viewer ratings and public interest, and this recent turnover signifies ongoing disputes regarding mental health and the pressures of reality television. Both Divina Gloria and Daniela's exits raise questions about the logistical and ethical considerations of reality shows amidst personal crises.