“He is making his journey”: Valldeperas talks about the state of health of Jorge Javier Vázquez after the end of ‘Sálvame’

The life of Jorge Javier Vazquez after the end of Save me creates great uncertainty. The presenter, who last appeared on the Telecinco screens on May 17, was not in the final stretch of the program due to his medical leave and the first images of him after the closure of his farmhouse did not come to light until last Wednesday, when he was photographed leaving the Argüelles Specialties Center.

Now, almost a week after the dissemination of these images, David Valldeperas He talked about his friend’s state of health: “He is making his journeyyes, we would say that it is making its way. It’s okay, you can talk to him and he gives you explanations of thingsbut I think that need your process. A lot has happened in recent months”, the former director of the program in The world of RAC1.

At the same time, Valldeperas has assured that both he and the rest of the team did everything possible so that Jorge was in the last Save mebroadcast on June 23 after fourteen years on the screens of Telecinco: “We were trying until the morning of the 23rd. There were possibilities of yes and no, we wanted to see if we could drag it. It is that an end without him is like the end is not written, because for it to end definitively he has to close the beach bar“.

As we said, 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”.

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 Catalan communicator sentenced his publication with some parting words: “Right now, going back is the last thing on my mind, although it may be what I most want tomorrow. I don’t know. So for now I can only say ‘Until always’. ‘As long as 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 close the curtain This is life. The Code of Ethics implemented by the new leadership of Mediaset in February also prohibited talking about certain characters and politics in entertainment programs, which is why Jorge Javier saw his characteristic claims from his farm alibis. The presenter will not be in the traveling version that Netflix is ​​preparing after the end of Save me con bethlehem esteban and other of his seven star collaborators.