Alba Carrillo faced a turning point when she left the program suddenly. Earlier reports confirmed her exit, alongside other familiar faces such as Kiko Rivera, José Ortega Cano, and Rocío Carrasco. The move signaled a clear pause in her long-running involvement with the audiovisual group she had been part of for years.
In the days following the announcement, she kept a low profile. She then reappeared on Instagram, posting from the night before that she had ended her relationship with the network.
Alongside a video showing her preparing ice cream roll-ups with the help of her son, Alba expressed gratitude for the kindness and support she received after the news broke. She thanked her followers for the displays of love and encouragement that carried meaning during a period of transition.
She looked back on her career and noted that television feels like a natural habitat. She spoke about a sense of contentment in pursuing new opportunities within the industry. Roles on shows like Survivors and GH VIP 7 helped shape her perspective. A chapter was closing, yet she remained hopeful about what lies ahead. She spoke of a future opened to fresh possibilities and projects, inviting her audience to stay connected and share in what comes next. Her words conveyed mutual affection and a continued sense of support from the fans who have followed her journey.
Industry insiders familiar with the production confirmed that Carrillo’s contract with the program concluded at the end of March, resulting in her departure from the regular team.
To fill the vacancy, another presenter was invited to join the show, marking a new phase for the program. The addition was welcomed by the hosting staff, who noted a refreshed dynamic and the ongoing celebration of the show’s continued success.