Yesterday afternoon on Sálvame, Terelu Campos addressed the buzz over a magazine story suggesting she might be dating someone new. Semana magazine had run a cover photo featuring the presenter with a man, which sparked speculation about a possible romance. Terelu’s response in her program was measured, emphasizing that she would share little beyond what is necessary. The report from Semana claimed that the two shared a romantic outing, with the narrative continuing to describe how the pair reportedly headed to the host’s home after a dinner, followed by a departure from the building in a car that appeared to carry only the driver and no visible companion. This account quickly became a talking point in media circles and among viewers. The program noted that the magazine had painted a vivid scene that did not align with what is publicly known, prompting a firm denial from Terelu and a push to keep personal matters private. (Semana Magazine)
“I have very little to say, really”, Terelu began, responding to the new video circulating in relation to the story. The piece echoed the magazine’s wording, yet she made clear that the information presented was not definitive. The presenter’s team suggested that the publication’s report could have been exaggerated or misinterpreted, and that certain details may not have been verified. The emphasis remained on respect for personal space and the importance of careful reporting when both public figures and their associates are involved. (Semana Magazine)
Terelu clarified that the person described in the report is someone she knows and occasionally spends time with, noting that social outings with friends happen, as they do for many people. She underscored the distinction between friendship and romance and expressed a desire to avoid sensationalism that intrudes on ordinary, private moments. The host added that the focus should shift away from unnamed individuals and toward broader, more important conversations about public figures and the responsibilities of journalism in covering their lives. (Telecinco program)
She described how a routine evening can quickly become national chatter, especially when digital coverage amplifies every gesture. The driver and the household routines were brought up as part of explaining the logistics around public appearances and private visits. The aim was not to confirm or deny a relationship but to remind audiences that misinterpreted scenes can distort reality. The host urged viewers to respect boundaries and to recognize that every person deserves a measure of privacy. (Telecinco broadcast)
In closing remarks, Terelu reiterated her position: there is nothing more to discuss beyond noting that friendships exist and that personal life should not be a matter of public spectacle. Her message resonated with many who have observed similar situations in media ecosystems where rumor can outrun fact. She called for a pause in speculation and for a return to ordinary life, emphasizing that sensational headlines often do not capture the real story. The sentiment reflected a broader call for fairness and discretion in reporting on celebrities and their circles. (Telecinco program)