Fatima Bosch, the current Miss Universe 2025, was invited by producer Rosa Maria Nogueron to join the cast of" La Casa de la Famosos Mexico," which is scheduled for 2026.
The viewers for the reality show questioned whether the beauty queen's hectic schedule and obligations would enable her to meet the nation's most watched program after hearing this proposal.
Because Bosch's status as Miss Universe will still be in place when the new year of the real present kicks off, the doubt grows. The design hasn't made a public statement about the situation, keeping a low profile since returning to Mexico City, as was confirmed by the software" Ventaneando" and the standard Miss Universe accounts just over two weeks ago.
A common and primary invitation
Nogueron left no doubt about her attention during a meeting with the internet. When Bosch was addressed directly, she said," We would love it, Fatima, you're invited to be a part of The House of the Famous. Please let her know that I'll give you my phone number so that she can visit me. To have her in the house, the manufacturer once more reiterated the offer and stressed the young woman's encouraging possible. Someone who has a lot to say: Fatima, this is a conventional offer for you to participate in the third time. We'll get waiting for you because you have so much to say and persuade us. Following the news, followers on social media speculated not only about the viability of her cooperation, but also about the potential economic terms. If Bosch accepts the offer, according to data obtained from some Mexican media outlets, her regular income may range between 80, 000 and 500, 000 Mexican pesos, depending on the terms of the agreement reached with the television channel. Fatima Bosch's returning to Mexico was marked by a method to prevent the press. In a setting where the discussion is also rife with the criminal complaint that Nawat Itsaragrisil, the president of Miss Grand International, filed against her, a subject that was recently covered in an interview with Telemundo.
