Overview
- Montijo said Thursday that her current Televisa agreement expires in December and explained that modern TV deals typically last one to two years rather than the long-term contracts of the past.
- She told reporters she remains loyal to the network and would stay where Televisa places her, while also confirming she is open to considering offers outside Mexico.
- Montijo denied reports of internal punishment tied to her role in Solo Las Más 2 and said that the episodes were recorded last year, which she used to dispute claims of recent sanctions.
- The public comments followed a wave of social and entertainment-media speculation about a potential split and unverified personal rumors after her birthday, which Montijo declined to confirm.
- Her December contract cliff is likely to prompt formal negotiations with Televisa and could influence programming plans for shows she fronts, making the coming months a pivotal period for her career.