Samantha Casaisformer participant of Bake it out (Telefe) recalled her time on the cooking show and talked about the consequences she had after participating in the reality show.
“When I signed up for the reality show, I didn’t think it would be like this. Why didn’t I sign up? Big Brother or something like that, it was a reality show about cakes and that’s it,” the pastry chef said intruders (Americas, Monday to Friday at 1:30pm).
And he stressed: “In the midst of a pandemic where there was only one thing to see and that was catching the nets and throwing a ball for someone”.
It should be remembered that the young woman reached the final of the Telefe competition in 2020 but was removed from the cycle after the production discovered she was not an amateur pastry chef.
This has earned him a lot of criticism on social networks which has caused him great inconvenience. Samantha even admitted that she did suicidal thoughts.
The respondent assured that she was left as “the villain in the reality show” and recounted a situation where a producer suggested that he utter a rather controversial sentence.
“In one of the interviews that aired I said that I had one of the boys as a son (from his mates on the program). One of the producers said to me ‘why don’t you say that?’”, he assured in the cycle of America.
Samanta explained that, although she wasn’t sure, the producer insisted: “They made you say a few things to spice it up, but I was far from thinking they were going to make me the reality villain.”
This was stated by the cook, which is not the first time she has been very critical of the cooking competition the public began to consider her “the bad one” when he started crying and getting frustrated.
“I’m a very perfectionist person and I get very frustrated when something doesn’t work for me and my showcase is crying and they started hitting me like that,” she acknowledged.
Furthermore, he suggested that the edition of the program strengthened that role of the villains: “In the edition I started to notice that they didn’t show that I was helping my partnerYes, they showed that I was doing my thing and then stood still, but that’s never been the case.”
The scandal, the reaction of the juries and the consequences on his mental health
The truth is that the scandal surrounding Samanta Casais started when it was asked if she was really an amateur pastry chef.
When asked who started generating these doubts, the former participant of Switch off She said she wasn’t sure.
“I have my doubts, I don’t know. Will I cheat an entire mega production? If you put my name and things come out, It’s not that I saved her,” he defended himself intruders.
Additionally, the interviewee reminded the competition juries, Christophe Krywonis, Damián Betular and Pamela Villar.
“They didn’t know anything, they just went about their business and were always super sweet and treated us right,” she said. Although she clarified: “I think Christophe was very angry with the situation”.
“I felt so sad that I thought the only thing that would get me out of this was to cease to exist. I don’t think it would come to that, but the psychiatrist explained it to me. My sadness was such and the pain I felt was so great that it seemed to me that that was the only way out,” he recalled.
At the end of the interview, the guest clarified that she enjoyed the Telefe program and that she did not regret participating: “I had a great time there and I have a beautiful experience with cameras indoorsI think networks outrun production.”
“Would you do it again?” he wanted to know Headquarters flower. “There are days where I get up and think I wouldn’t do it and others I say yes. But I don’t know if I would bear it again“, hill.
Source: Clarin
