Daniela Alexis details alleged flirtation by Pablo Montero during La Granja VIP

Daniela Alexis, widely known as Bebeshita, stated that Pablo Montero made comments she interpreted as flirtatious while they lived together on La Granja VIP. She shared this account during a recent conversation with former footballer Mario Osuna and Manelyk Gonzalez. The discussion centered on specific words Montero allegedly used during their time in the house.

Osuna asked Alexis to clarify the exact phrasing used by the singer. Alexis recalled an incident involving a concert they attended together. According to her version, Montero told her that she should have looked a certain way when they first met at that performance. The conversation then shifted to Kevyn Contreras, also known as Bicolor, with whom Alexis has had interactions on the show. Alexis quoted Montero as saying, 'If I see you like that, I would definitely return like Kevin.'

The two had met before entering the reality competition. In September, Alexis described how a producer introduced them. She later attended one of Montero's shows with friends. She claimed they exchanged kisses, though the relationship did not continue. Montero provided a different account in a later interview with Natalia Alcocer. He denied a romantic relationship but confirmed she visited his dressing room after a show. Both agree they met previously, but they disagree on the nature of that connection.

The topic of flirtation arose within the context of an anonymous comment game on the show. Contestants guess who made specific statements about others to earn extra money. Alexis noted that two other housemates had made similar remarks about Montero during this dynamic. Osuna responded with the saying that if a river sounds, it is because there is water. Gonzalez added that Alcocer seemed unsettled by the anonymous accusations.

Osuna also suggested that Alcocer was in love with Montero. He said he intended to warn the singer about this. Osuna told Alcocer, 'Look at your face, you are in love, do not play.' This remark added another layer to the ongoing discussion about relationships between the participants.