Mariana Ochoa has been crowned the grand winner of the fourth season of the reality show "La Casa de los Famosos México". The competition concluded with Memo Schütz securing second place, Karina Torres taking third, Ese Pérez placing fourth, and Gema Garoa finishing in fifth position.
Following the conclusion of the event, the finalists resumed their public appearances and engagements with various media outlets, where they discussed their experiences, specifically emphasizing Memo's endorsement of Mariana's victory and noting that the outcome was inevitable.
Speculation surrounding the upcoming 2027 release of the program has gained momentum on social media, with some speculating that it may be a special edition, potentially featuring a cast of all-star participants, including Wendy Guevara, Marie Claire Harp, Aaron Mercury, and Mariana Echeverría.
During an appearance on the program Today, driver Galilea Montijo addressed speculation surrounding the upcoming season of the show, directly responding to questions from host Andrea Legarreta. Montijo clarified that the next season will proceed as usual, featuring new participants and a distinct format.
The official cautioned the public to exercise vigilance and avoid spreading unsubstantiated information that is being disseminated on digital media platforms.
The championship finale was marred by controversy on social media, with some users expressing skepticism over the displayed statistics, citing discrepancies that suggested the percentages may not have added up to a whole, fueling speculation of potential irregularities.
Galilea Montijo clarified the initial voting figures, stating that the eleven percent was distributed among Ernesto, Yair, and the remaining percentage, with specific data for these contestants being omitted from the initial breakdown.
The driver noted a significant increase in public participation, with over 43 million votes cast, exceeding the 39 million recorded in the previous edition. The voting process remained open for a week, allowing citizens to exercise their right to participate.
