First images of Jorge Javier after the end of ‘Save me’: at the doctor and after being unable to watch the last program

Saying goodbye, at least temporarily, to a glorious television career and the program he led for 14 years is not easy. On leave since last May 17, Jorge Javier Vazquez was not in the last Save mebroadcast last Friday June 23, and he did not even have the strength to see it from his living room.

This is how he assures this Wednesday Lectures, the magazine friend of the communicator, which publishes this Wednesday, June 28, the first images of Jorge after the end of the Telecinco evening program. He appears at the gates of the Argüelles Specialties Center, in Madrid. This medical appointment took place just three days after the end of Save me. For the waiting room he took a book in which to take refuge and escape for a few moments.

The one from Badalona appeared for the last time on the Telecinco screens on May 17. Mediaset announced his resignation and, weeks later, on Sunday June 3, he himself announced his temporary withdrawal from television on his social networks: “Sorry for stealing a moment from you. I want to thank all those people who have contacted He contacted me to show me his love, his support and his understanding. Your words make me smile, move me to tears and keep thinking that it was worth it”.

Forgive me for stealing a moment. I want to thank all those people who have contacted me to show me their love, support and understanding. Your words make me smile, move to tears and keep thinking that it was worth it.

— Jorge Javier Vázquez (@jjaviervazquez) June 3, 2023

Jorge added: “But sometimes you have to stop. The body and mind send you signals and throughout my life I have paid little attention to them. Until today. I need to stop to take care of myself. To ask myself what I want. If I have it clear If I don’t know, I better wait.”

The presenter sentenced his publication with some parting words: “Right now, going back is the last thing on my mind, although it may be what I feel like the most tomorrow. I don’t know. So for now I can only say ‘Goodbye ‘. ‘Until when I can.’ ‘Until it arises.’ And, above all, thank you. Thanks to you, it was worth it.”

Right now, going back is the last thing on my mind, although it may be what I most want tomorrow. Don’t know. So for now I can only say “Goodbye”. “As long as I can.” “Until I arise.” And above all, thank you. Thanks to you, it was worth it.

— Jorge Javier Vázquez (@jjaviervazquez) June 3, 2023

After a decade of glory and two years of decline, Save me said goodbye to the screens as the longest-running evening program on Spanish television. Following the docuseries of Rocio Carrascothe format of La Fábrica de la Tele entered into an internal war with the producer of Ana Rosa Quintana (Unicorn Content).

She will be in charge of replacing Save me starting in September, when Sandra Barneda pull the curtain This is life. The Code of Ethics implemented by the new Mediaset leadership in February also prohibited entertainment programs from talking about politics, which is why Jorge Javier saw his characteristic claims from his farmhouse alibis.

NOW IT’S MY TURN pic.twitter.com/w813vIGYr8

— Netflix España (@NetflixES) June 23, 2023

Save meFor its part, it will have a new life on Netflix with a traveling version of America with its eight most emblematic collaborators: bethlehem esteban, Lydia Lozano, Terelu Campos, Chelo Garcia-Cortes, Kiko Matamoros, Maria Patino, Kiko Hernandez y Victor Sandoval. Jorge Javier, on the other hand, gets off this ship.