Jorge Javier uses humor with his mother to talk about the end of ‘Save me’: “And now what are you going to do?”

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Whether you like it or not, the truth is that the ingenuity of Jorge Javier Vazquez it’s undeniable. Even after last Friday he received, through the press and not from the Mediaset leadership, the news of the cancellation of Save me. The presenter has laughed at the situation through his social networks.

The one from Badalona has taken advantage of Mother’s Day to record a fun video with her, María Morales Martínez. Sitting at the table at home, they say: “I can’t even be calm on Mother’s Day, huh? And now what are you going to do?” she says, to which he answers: “Well, I’ll go back to the theater anyway “. His mother says: “How did you do so well last time…”.

In short, there is nothing better than laughing at yourself. The program, which will be replaced by an evening magazine hosted by Ana Rosa Quintana starting in September, has received both positive and negative reviews throughout its history, but it is fair to acknowledge that it has been able to reinvent television and revolutionize the press. from the heart like no other format. Recent times have been difficult for the program, and for Telecinco in general, due to the audience data.

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Also due to the Code of Ethics of the new leadership, which after the departure of Paolo Vasile from the group prohibited entertainment programs from talking about politics (something especially complicated for Jorge Javier Vázquez and his claims) and certain characters such as Rocío Carrasco, Marta Riesco , Antonio David Flores, Gloria Camila, Ortega Cano or Rosa Benito. In the courts, those responsible have also faced serious problems for what is popularly known as ‘Operation Deluxe’.

As for Jorge Javier, for the moment he has a contract with Mediaset until 2025. In his theatrical career, the last time he went on stage with Dismantling Seneca it didn’t go well. The work did not have the success of the previous works of his in the theater.