Terelu Campos: "I would ally with the devil to be half as good as Mar Flores"

Terelu Campos is experiencing a sweet moment. Professionally, after her surprising participation in 'Survivors', she debuted in theatre last week with a sold-out performance. Moreover, there are rumours that she might replace Jorge Javier Vázquez at the helm of 'El diario…' next summer, with the possibility of having her own programme on Mediaset from September. Personally, she enjoys her grandson and shares the happiness of her daughter Alejandra and her partner, Carlo Costanzia, with whom she spent Easter in Málaga. She discussed this and much more in an exclusive interview for 'Diez Minutos', where she confessed she "would ally with the devil to be half as good as Mar Flores", the mother of her daughter's boyfriend.

When the romance between Alejandra Rubio and Carlo Costanzia became public, all eyes were on their respective mothers and their lack of harmony. However, María Teresa's daughter has always denied this, stating that they simply had no relationship. The birth of their first grandchild has changed the situation, and although they have not yet met the little one, it is expected to happen soon. Terelu revealed that Mar Flores sent her a poinsettia through her daughter last Christmas. "I asked Alejandra for her phone number and sent her a lovely message to thank her, and she replied with another beautiful and affectionate message. A message of happiness for our grandchild. There is no problem between us," she concluded.

"Mar is a woman dedicated to the image of major brands, a great model, she looks amazing, I would ally with the devil to be half as good as her," she assured, while confirming that "when the theatre ends, Mar and I will do our best to meet soon," before the christening of her grandchild, for which they are already looking for a date, although they also intend to keep it private.

Carmen Borrego's sister is in a stable phase where she does not miss having a partner. So much so that she confesses: "I prefer a television programme to a partner." In her recent interviews, she had already mentioned that she was not interested in carnal love, and in this new exclusive, she reaffirmed: "I am still at the same point," she said. "No sexual instinct has awakened," she added. In any case, she does not rule out male company, but with very specific conditions: "He would have to be a man with whom I had fun and who had affection without sex, that's fundamental," she explained.

Terelu also took the opportunity to refute some of the claims that have been made about her for years and have recently resurfaced regarding her behaviour during her time as a star presenter on Telemadrid. "Lies from more than 25 years ago," she said. "Did they stir my yoghurt? Well, it's more than likely because in an advert they give it to you to eat in three seconds. Did they bring me Coca-Cola? Of course! But to me at Telemadrid and to 300 others on 'Sálvame'," she clarified.

However, she did not agree with Alessandro Lecquio's claim that someone held her ashtray while she smoked on set. "When I arrived at Telecinco, people smoked even in makeup and hairdressing, but later, no, you had to go outside, there were no ashtrays!" she detailed in an interview where she also made it clear that she has no relationship with her former 'Sálvame' colleagues. "Do you keep in touch with anyone from 'The TV family'?" asked the 'Diez Minutos' journalist, receiving a monosyllabic response: "No."