“What does that have to do with it?”

It is one of the topics of the day, the interview that Victoria Federica gave this Monday to Pablo Motos on his first day against the new Endurance by David Broncano on TVE, The Revolt. The Anthill led in its time slot with an excellent 23% share, although the new program from the public broadcaster achieved a great rating in its premiere (17.1%). The battle for this season is on, as it is one of the most interesting duels on television that have been presented in recent years.

Returning to Vic, the niece of Felipe VI sat on the set of the ants on the occasion of her participation in the next season of The Challengea program also produced by Pablo Motos since 7 y acción for Antena 3. The date also coincided with the celebration of his 24th birthday. “If nobody knew me, the first thing I would do is take a walk alone around Madrid”he said about fame.

“From the minute I was born, I had two bodyguards behind me. They were part of the National Police Force and they accompanied me until I was 18. I took it well, although I was a little overwhelmed as a teenager. But I adored them and to this day I still have a relationship with them and we try to see each other,” said the daughter of the Infanta Elena.

Regarding the interview, Gonzalo Miró gave his opinion this Tuesday in Public Mirrorfrom the same chain: “And you don’t take fame well, do you? How can you take fame well and still be dedicated to what you do?”he noted. “You will have to learn to handle it as you would also spend your moments”Mariló Montero has reproached him, who has said that Vic was “very fresh, friendly and very relaxed”.

“I was also surprised that she was so relaxed”said Susanna Griso in this regard, while refuting Gonzalo Miró’s arguments: “What does Gonzalo respond to with that dart?”he asked her. “You were born with fame, much to your regret… Fame has been with you since the day you left the clinic”the presenter reminded Pilar Miró’s son.

Miró continued: “She is dedicated to something that has to do with her image and says that she does not take fame well”The presenter continued: “And you? You also dedicate yourself to something that has a public projection and surely… You don’t take fame badly? Gonzalo, how many times have you been to the Constitutional Court?.

The collaborator has answered: “To preserve my privacy. What does that have to do with it? She’s saying that she doesn’t take fame well, and how can you take fame well and dedicate yourself to television or being an influencer?”.

In this regard, Mariló Montero said: “She is referring to shyness, to public speaking…”. And Miró has stated: “Yes, but you can dedicate yourself to something else that has nothing to do with the image. I think it’s not compatible with dealing with fame. It’s like Susanna telling me that she doesn’t deal with fame and she’s here presenting a television programme.“.

Griso answered him with a laugh: “I handle fame well”. And Miró has reaffirmed: “Have you seen?”.