Alejandra Jaramillo broke her silence after the announcement of her exit from Siéntese quien pueda, saying she had to stay quiet until the departure was made official. In a public message, she told her followers that the hate from a few people will never be stronger than coherence, common sense and love.
That response landed at the exact moment readers were searching for what she would say next, after the backlash tied to comments and posts against Mexico. Jaramillo said the last word about her life belongs to God, and added that he will place her where he wants, no matter whether people believe she does not deserve that position.
She also said she had been carrying mixed feelings while trying to understand what happened to her. Even so, she said she was calm about her actions and her apologies, which she described as sincere because she was carried away by football passion. That is where her defense meets the criticism around her: she said that if that was not understood, then the dispute was never really about sport.
The departure from Siéntese quien pueda followed public pressure over those comments and publications after the elimination of Mundial 2026, and the timing gives her statement added weight. Jaramillo did not spell out the exact terms of her exit, but her message made clear she wanted to answer the reaction herself after the official announcement.
What remains open is not whether she spoke, but how far the fallout will reach after her apology. For now, Jaramillo has put her version on the record and left the next move with the people deciding whether her explanation is enough.
