“I’m coming back to reality gradually and with a lot of self-criticism,” she describes Ariel Ansaldo, the last one eliminated from Big Brother, about his stint on the Telefe reality show hosted by Santiago Del Moro. “I get a lot of love from people, but everyone blames me for not playing more.”
After passing several plaques, Ariel seemed better planted inside the house, mostly because of his confrontation with Alpha, less and less popular inside and outside reality. “Everyone expected me to knock out and I thought about it, but the truth is that clarity inside, in isolation, is not the same as outside,” she explains.
She adds, “I had a lot on my mind: Alpha’s hostility, food fights, and my own battle not to gain weight. Other than that, everything else is beautiful.” Ariel assures that when she entered the reality show she weighed 141 kilos and when she exited she dropped to 114.27 kilos less.
The participant, who joined Camila Lattanzio when the cycle had already been on the air for two months, says her overweight issues aren’t lifelong. “I’ve always worked doing promotions, for example. But out of frustrations I started doing shit and that translated into my body. Now I feel flawless.”
“I want to be known”
For Ariel, going through reality was an experience that helped her become known. “The issue of talking to the cameras was something that came up two weeks after I came in. I don’t know. It just popped into my head.” Her goal is to work as an actor. “I want to be known and that people love me. I would really like to do fiction, work in theatre. And keep learning, of course,” she says.
At 45, she says, “I have time, but not much, so I want to focus on improving everything: in my profession, financially, and in my body,” she says. “I have contradictions like everyone else and I know time will clarify some things.”
Source: Clarin
