Belén Esteban's enigmatic message about a “new era”: “No one can take you away”

Belen Esteban has caused something to talk about in recent days due to her publications on social networks, in which she has shown her anger at what has been said about her daughter and her relationship with Jesulín de Ubrique on televisions. InformaliaIn addition, he exclusively said that the hiring of the town's princess had been closed to be part of the jury of the new dance program on La 1, dance as you canbut finally the interim president of the public entity vetoed his signing, causing a big fight among the board.

In the middle of this context, Andrea Janeiro's mother has published a post on Instagram that has raised many questions: “A New Era Begins…”, she posted this Monday next to an image in which she appears in a bar with some letters behind, which reads in English: “You are the Gin of my Tonic.” Belén is located in Gin Club (Gran Vía, 12, Madrid), the Gin Tonics temple of the Mercado de la Reina restaurant.

On the comments wall, she has received some messages like the one from her friend and former classmate. Save me Maria Patino: “Don't hesitate… In this new world, no one has the ability to take you away. The audience is yours… It's ours.” The journalist, for her part, was separated from Socialite in the final stretch of 2022. María Verdoy replaces her from Saturday, January 6. This has symbolized the definitive breakup of La Fábrica de la Tele (producer of Socialite y Save me), which has also closed as a company, with Mediaset.

Beyond television, the former collaborator of Save me He made a place for himself in the business sector thanks to his gazpachos, salmorejos and other products in 'Sabores de la Esteban'. After the end of Save me in June, we have seen it in Every man for himself (Netflix). She also became the protagonist of the occasional party, like the one in which she coincided with Queen Letizia and King Felipe or becoming the image of an electrical company. Her great priority will always be her daughter, who lives, trains and earns a living in the United States, far from the media spotlight.