In the final stage of GH VIP, the six finalists faced a crucial decision: they needed to appoint campaign managers who would stand with them as they vied for victory. The moment became a turning point for Albert Infante, who fainted after learning whom he could rely on. Pilar Llori, facing the unexpected, refused to represent his supporters and instead aligned with a former contestant, Naomi.
Albert spoke with visible unease, saying, I dont understand what you saw. I am not taking any of this personally. To me, he will remain a friend. Ionian Aramen promised to relay Pilar’s choice. While trying to keep his composure, his gestures betrayed a deep sense of disappointment in his friend. I am surprised, he admitted, I dont fully grasp what happened. I respect his decision, and thats all I can say.
A few minutes later, the emotion overwhelmed Albert, and he found himself in the confessional expressing his feelings. I didnt expect this outcome, he confessed, I love Pilar just as much. That doesnt mean I reject you because I have something against you, quite the opposite. The presenter urged him to seek reassurance during the moment of vulnerability.
Aramendi then presented him with four possible allies: Susana, Luca, Sol Macaluso, and Marta Castro were ready to defend him. Yet Albert knew he faced a tough crowd and declared, Im in trouble with everyone here. Who will defend me? He hesitated, weighing his options. He chose Susana, who was growing increasingly despondent, though he doubted whether she genuinely wanted to defend him due to their earlier conflicts. I love her for everything that happened in the cave, he admitted, but I am not sure she will stand by me because we fought from the start.
Susana later appeared on stage via a video call to announce whether she would take on the role of campaign manager for Albert. I am heartbroken to see you in this state, she shared, but I won’t be bitter and will stay focused on the positive. I was honest about my doubts, even considering saying no because defending you would be difficult. You have let me down, she added with a twinge of unresolved hurt.
Albert quickly interrupted the moment at the confessional, exclaiming, One more, one more. What is this? Enough already. I am leaving, he declared, tears streaming as he moved toward the exit. She cried out that she would do it out of pity, and he regretted the idea of accepting a campaign role out of sympathy.
Albert asserted that he did not want Susana to defend him if she would do so merely out of obligation. Yet Susana managed to persuade him and became his official defender, declaring, If I choose yes, it is because I intend to give everything I have and approach this with utmost dedication. My involvement comes from want, not coercion, and it should be clear that I am acting because I choose to do so.
Beyond that, Naomi initially agreed to have Pilar run her campaign, but ultimately rejected the arrangement. She reflected that Albert’s discontent did not appear friendly, and she would prefer not to have anyone defend her at that moment. I dont want a campaign, and I dont want anything right now, she admitted, underscoring a wary stance about the proceedings.
Throughout the unfolding emotions, the contestants navigated a maze of loyalties, expectations, and strategic moves that defined the reality of the competition. The decision to select a campaign manager became less about formal roles and more about trust, compatibility, and the risk of emotional consequences when alliances shift and personal histories collide. As the episode concluded, viewers were left with a raw portrait of how swiftly affection, respect, and ambition can collide under pressure, highlighting the personal stakes that accompany public votes and media scrutiny. These dynamics continued to shape the evolving narrative of GH VIP, inviting audiences to consider what kind of leadership and defense would ultimately prove most effective in the days ahead, and how quickly friends can become uncertain partners in a high-stakes game. The atmosphere remained tense, and the participants carried the weight of choices made in the room, even as they prepared for the next round of tests and revelations. Sources tracking this episode note the emotional complexity and the shifting alliances that characterized the final stage, providing context for how contestants interpret loyalty and strategy in a competition driven by public opinion and personal history. Cited analyses from observers emphasize the human element at the core of the show, illustrating that the path to victory often hinges on the ability to align with someone who shares both vision and resilience in the face of scrutiny.