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A soap opera villain enters reality

Cynthia Klitbo is the new inhabitant of The house of the famous Mexico. The production of the program presented her tonight as the fifth confirmed for the next season. The news was well received by the public.

The actress had already generated expectations after a list was leaked on social networks and a video track that alluded to her iconic character Tamara, from the telenovela The privilege of loving.

Upon introducing herself, Klitbo said she felt excited and nervous about this new challenge. He announced that the public will get to know a little-seen side of him.

Cynthia joins other confirmed: Ernesto Laguardia, Karina Torres, Ximena Herrera, Aldo Rendón and Moisés Peñalosa. The new season promises more surprises.

A skin decision

Marichelo Puente has chosen to remove the tattoos she got with Jorge D’Alessio during their marriage. Although the separation has been civil, the singer’s ex-partner decided to take this personal step.

In his Instagram stories, he shared his visit to a clinic specializing in tattoo removal. There she explained that, despite not being a fan of ink under the skin, at the time she agreed to those designs to accompany her then husband.

A message for his followers

Puente not only documented the process; He also took the opportunity to reflect. He invited his followers to think twice before marking their body with something permanent. “Don’t tattoo things that you want to erase later,” he mentioned in the video, according to reports.

The influencer has been clear: she does not regret having done so, but she considers it important that each person carefully evaluates the meaning of what they wear on their skin. Their testimony seeks to raise awareness about decisions that, although they may seem temporary, leave their mark.

The removal treatment requires several sessions and does not always completely eliminate the pigment. Marichelo knows this, but he prefers to start this process rather than carrying symbols that no longer represent his present.

With this action, the businesswoman also shows that closing cycles can imply visible changes. And that, sometimes, the best way to move forward is to leave behind what no longer adds up.

The world of cinema says goodbye to Sam Neill, the New Zealand actor who played paleontologist Alan Grant in Jurassic Park. He died this Monday, July 13, according to his family on social networks.

The statement noted that his departure was sudden and unexpected. Neill suffered from stage three non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, but was in remission and “cancer-free.”

Dignity until the end

“Sam was surrounded by his family and passed away with the dignity that characterized his entire life,” his loved ones said. They asked for privacy and announced that they will share more details later.

Neill’s last Instagram post before the farewell message was a video from AJ Plus. In it, the actor supported an initiative against the construction of a gold mine in the Dunstan Mountains, in the Central Otago region, New Zealand.

“I’m not against mining, I’m against this mine. If it’s developed, everything you see here will be under the mining company’s claim. My family has been here for over 150 years, I have a connection to this land,” he declared in April.

On his account, Neill often shared his life on the farm, interviews and details of his projects. His previous post acknowledged a Silver LOGIE Award nomination for the series The Twelve.

Spielberg: “I am devastated”

Steven Spielberg, director of Jurassic Park, was one of the first to react. In a statement released by Variety, he recalled how he chose Neill for the role of Dr. Grant.

“I owe a lot to several directors for casting Sam Neill in roles that caught my attention. I am devastated by his departure. He was a great father and a great professional.”

Sam Neill leaves an indelible legacy. His performance in Jurassic Park made him a reference for generations of moviegoers.