Gran Hermano: New Housemates, Zoe Bogach Drama & Entry Updates 2026

The house on Gran Hermano Generación Dorada is already down two contestants. Following the exits of Daniela De Lucía – due to the death of her father – and Divina Gloria – following medical recommendation for hypertension – the show’s production team, along with host Santiago del Moro, have selected their replacements, set to enter the house this Sunday, March 1st.

A Familiar Face Returns?

All signs point to Zoe Bogach, a former contestant from the 2022-2023 season, as the frontrunner to re-enter the Gran Hermano house. A significant factor driving this potential return is her connection to her ex-partner, Manuel Ibero, who is currently a housemate. Their relationship has already become a topic of discussion within the house, sparking considerable chatter on social media.

Ibero recently voiced his perspective on the relationship, stating, “Each one screwed up… In a relationship, you can’t complain about something you allow, it’s quite hypocritical. Saying ‘he manipulated me’… you allowed it.” This comment, made in front of other contestants, has added fuel to the fire and set the stage for potential drama should Bogach return.

Beyond the Exes: Other Potential Housemates

While Bogach’s return seems likely, she isn’t the only name circulating. Alejandra Majluf, known for her roles in 90s television series like Fax, Verano del 98′, Rebelde Way, and Tiempo Final, is similarly being considered. Majluf herself addressed the rumors in an interview with LA NACION, denying a confirmed entry but acknowledging she did audition for Telefe and remains a potential substitute.

Another potential addition is Inés Lucero, who previously competed in the reality show Survivor: Expedición Robinson in 2024. Her experience with prolonged cohabitation, nominations, and the challenges of reality TV make her a viable candidate. However, Lucero publicly denied reports of being selected in a video posted to her Instagram stories, calling the rumors “false” and expressing frustration at being asked about it.

Family Ties and Reality TV History

Rounding out the potential entrants is Camila Deniz, also known as “Camilota,” the sister of former Gran Hermano contestant Thiago Medina. Deniz gained prominence after appearing on the show Cuestión de peso (eltrece) and boasts a significant social media following with 826,000 followers on Instagram.

Finally, Pablo Heredia, who participated in Gran Hermano 2 in 2001, is also in the mix. Heredia’s previous appearance on the show was cut short due to health issues, and he has since built a career as an actor and dancer, including roles in Rebelde Way and El Patrón de la Vereda.

Conflicting Reports and Last-Minute Changes

The situation remains fluid, with conflicting reports emerging in the hours leading up to Sunday’s broadcast. Journalist Guido Zaffora initially claimed via X (formerly Twitter) that an actress and a former reality TV contestant would be entering the house, dismissing Bogach’s return as a “failed plan.” He later posted images of Alejandra Majluf and Inés Lucero, suggesting they were the chosen entrants. However, Lucero’s subsequent denial throws those claims into question.

As of this writing, the official lineup remains unconfirmed. The show’s host, Santiago del Moro, is expected to reveal the new housemates during the broadcast on Sunday, March 1st, at 10:15 PM local time on Telefe.

What to Expect Next

The dynamic within the Gran Hermano house is poised for a shakeup. The potential arrival of Bogach, given her history with Ibero, promises immediate conflict. Majluf’s experience in the entertainment industry could bring a unique perspective, while Heredia’s past participation adds a layer of familiarity. The final composition of the new housemates will undoubtedly shape the narrative of Gran Hermano Generación Dorada in the weeks to come. The show’s producers are clearly aiming to inject fresh drama and intrigue into the competition, capitalizing on existing relationships and established personalities.