The South American reality hit GH VIP returns with a new twist on Telecinco
Telecinco is not sticking to last week’s playbook for its programming. After a deviation with GH VIP’s daily episodes, the network is shifting gears again as it prepares a fresh premiere of the coexistence reality show. The previous Thursday’s plan to move ahead with a second premiere of the new format has been adjusted, and the morning-to-evening schedule now centers around a different timing that keeps viewers guessing. Whether this week’s change will hold or evolve remains uncertain as the day approaches.
The chain confirmed in a press release that the upcoming premiere will air this Tuesday at 22:50, featuring Marta Flich as host. The show will kick off following the end of the day’s main program hosted by Jorge Javier Vázquez, signaling a clear pivot toward late-evening programming that aims to capture the attention of both loyal fans and casual viewers winding down their day.
In this latest iteration of GH VIP: Limit 48 hours, the competition format will include a noticeable twist. The two contestants with the lowest vote percentages—names such as Álex Caniggia, Karina, Luca Dazi, or Zeus Montiel—will receive immunity, resulting in a single-duel expulsion phase shortened to one hour. This adjustment intensifies the strategic dynamics inside the Guadalix de la Sierra house and heightens the suspense for audiences tracking who stays and who exits.
Beyond the voting mechanics, the program promises a curated tour of standout moments from the contestants’ lives under confinement. Viewers will be treated to a selection of the most remarkable coexistence episodes inside the house, highlighting the social interactions, alliances, and occasional tensions that keep the show compelling week after week. A new weekly quiz will also be unveiled, adding another layer of competition. The segment, titled the French Revolution, charts a playful journey into a historical period where contestants are divided into two camps: nobles and aristocrats on one side, and commoners on the other. The exercise aims to blend performance with learning, culminating in choreography where balance, teamwork, and timing are put to the test. As with past seasons, the size of the weekly budget for each team will hinge on their performance and collaboration, encouraging strategic planning and real-time decision-making.
Finally, Jessica Bueno is set to become the second participant to engage with the dynamic Life Curve, a segment that invites contestants to recount the most significant chapters of their lives. The intent is to offer audiences a deeper glimpse into the personal journeys behind the contestants, adding a human element that resonates beyond the game itself. The format continues to blend entertainment with personal storytelling, keeping the program emotionally engaging while maintaining its competitive core.