Alejandra Jaramillo is no longer a regular cast member of *Siéntese quien pueda*, an afternoon show on Univision in which she appeared for several years as a panelist.
The news was announced this Wednesday during a live broadcast, when host Jorge Bernal said a few words to bid farewell to his co-host and thank her for her work on the show.
“We want to let you know that Alejandra Jaramillo is no longer part of the regular cast of ¡Siéntese quien pueda! We thank her for her dedication, her talent, and all the moments she shared with this team and, above all, with you, our audience,” Bernal said during the broadcast.
This message made the host’s departure official, although the show did not provide any details about the reasons behind her departure.
Alejandra Jaramillo’s absence had already sparked speculation
In the weeks leading up to the announcement, fans of the show began to notice Alejandra Jaramillo’s absence from the broadcasts.
During that period, the panel welcomed new female contributors, including Jessica Rodríguez and Kerly Ruiz, without mentioning the situation of the Ecuadorian host.
The lack of information fueled various speculations among the audience, who began to link his absence to the controversy that arose after the 2026 World Cup.
Finally, the statement released by Jorge Bernal confirmed that the host would no longer be part of the show’s regular cast.
The controversy began after the quarterfinal match of the 2026 World Cup between Mexico and England, a game that ended with a 3-2 victory for the European team.
Following the result, Alejandra Jaramillo posted several messages on her Instagram Stories celebrating the Mexican team’s elimination.
Among his posts, he wrote: “CHAO. BYE BYE. SAYONARA. ARRIVEDERCHI.”
Later, he shared another post in which he ironically thanked Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham for England’s victory, adding the line: “I’m told they have Emerald roots.”
Many users interpreted the posts as mocking the Mexican national team and its fans.
It didn’t take long for reactions to start pouring in.
Hundreds of comments criticizing the host’s posts appeared on various platforms, while the hashtag #BoycottUnivision began to gain traction among those calling for her removal from the show.
The controversy was also discussed by various figures in the entertainment industry, including Laura Bozzo and Gustavo Adolfo Infante, who publicly expressed their opinions on what had happened.
The pressure on social media continued for several days, making the case one of the most buzzy topics related to Hispanic television.
Alejandra Jaramillo’s Public Apology
Given the scale of the controversy, Alejandra Jaramillo decided to issue a public apology.
“I would like to offer my most sincere public apology from the bottom of my heart for celebrating Mexico’s defeat in the World Cup,” he said.
The host said she has deep respect for Mexico and explained that her posts may have been misinterpreted, insisting that she never intended to offend anyone.
However, for a significant portion of the public, the explanation was not enough, and criticism of him continued.
While her future in television remains uncertain, Alejandra Jaramillo has remained active on her digital platforms.
In recent days, he shared messages of solidarity for actress Aylín Mujica following the death of her son, Mauro Menéndez, and also posted information about a benefit concert to support causes in Venezuela.
For now, the host has not announced what her next professional projects will be, while her departure from Seat yourself if you can It marks the end of a chapter that was marked by both recognition for his work and one of the most talked-about controversies of recent months.
Here is the video confirming Alejandra Jaramillo’s departure from the show “Siéntense quien pueda.”