Santiago del Moro announces new 'Big Brother' entry

The host of the Argentine reality show 'Big Brother' announced the arrival of a new housemate, hinting it could be a 'Frozen', a controversial practice from the previous season that caused much debate.

On Sunday, host Santiago del Moro announced during the gala show that a new person will enter the 'Big Brother' house this week. He hinted that it could be a 'Frozen', the controversial tool used by 'the Supreme' to destabilize the players. In the last season, 'Big Brother' used at least 22 'Frozens', generating multiple reactions from the housemates. Del Moro revealed that someone 'demanded the right to reply' and could enter the house, but did not provide more details, leaving the panelists speechless.

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