The Preysler and Motos

Another event this week has been the release of Isabel Preysler's memoirs. We've had a few 'milestones' in recent days, ... including the sale of tickets for the La Oreja de Van Gogh reunion and the kind of 'performance' that Rosalía prepared in Madrid to unveil the cover of her new album. Isabel was missing, who appeared on 'El Hormiguero' to talk about her book. It's the least she could do, considering how well the ants take care of her daughter, who they allow to opine on everything as the expert in nothing that she is.

It's curious that there are still details to be revealed about the life of this regular in the gossip press, who has precisely based her professional career on selling exclusives about her most personal aspects.

But, apparently, she had saved enough material in her chamber to compile it in this way and make money from it again. Motos asked her about her children, her nose, and even her virginity. And she, in each answer, maintained the same expression, something she excels at and has practiced since her days as an ambassador for Porcelanosa.

The Antena 3 program set a viewership record for this season, exceeding a 20% share of the screen. Tamara's mother is liked in this type of interview. As soon as her interventions extend, the interest wanes. Years ago, she presented her own magazine on Telecinco - when 'Sálvame' did not exist - but it was a failure and was canceled.

For Disney, she recorded a documentary about her holiday habits and although viewership data have not been disclosed, it is presumed they were not good given its limited impact. Preysler is fine for a short while, but as soon as it drags on, it becomes boring.