According to sources close to him, the driver is seeking 'to preserve his privacy and avoid public appearances that generate greater exposure'.
Tinelli's departure coincided with the day Moria Casán signed her contract with El Trece and celebrated her incorporation with the channel's executives. The journalist stated that the driver was 'agreed upon, confirmed, and set', but ultimately chose not to participate in the debut.
The decision is reportedly linked to the 'delicate personal and professional moment' Tinelli is going through. Although no one from the team has officially commented, the production is already working to define who will occupy the driver's place for the debut, scheduled for tomorrow, Monday, November 10th, at 9 AM.
In recent days, versions about 'economic problems' and 'family conflicts' have emerged, in addition to threats received by his daughter Juana, which would have led the businessman to keep away from the media.
This decision adds to his hiatus from hosting 'Estamos de paso', the show he broadcasts on Carnaval Stream, while he rests for a few days at his home in Uruguay.
Just hours before returning to open television, Moria Casán and the production of 'La Mañana con Moria' encountered a last-minute problem that forced them to modify the plans for the first broadcast. As Julieta Navarro recounted in the 'Ya fue todo' stream (Jotax), Marcelo Tinelli, who was confirmed as the first guest on the show, decided to back out of the program.
