The panelist pointed unfiltered at the driver as versions grow about the possible return of “PH, We Can Talk” to the screen.
In this context, Andy Kusnetzoff himself was asked about the possibility of returning and was open: “There is always a possibility that I will return with PH. The competition with Mirtha was always barbaric,” he said in a dialogue with the same program
Without confirming anything, he left the door ajar: “Still no idea, missing, but it's good to come back. When it's going well for you, you come back.”
After hearing his statements, Yanina Latorre doubled down and issued a strong disclaimer against the driver. “They're already confirming it,” he said first. However, he quickly made his position clear: “It's not a holy program of my devotion.”
Later, he went further and pointed directly at Kusnetzoff: “I had been told that he was very picky and that he asked for a lot of money. In addition, he is very maniacal with the guests.” He even revealed that he declined a personal invitation: “He called me and I never wanted to go.”
The strongest moment came when Latorre questioned the style of the show and Andy's way of conducting. “You do the cool thing, the one that isn't media, but then it makes people cry and brings out the worst. He doesn't take charge,” he shot. And he closed with a phrase that quickly went viral: “What is a different program? A cool idiot that makes you cry?”
Amid growing rumors about the return of PH, We Can Talk to Telefe, Yanina Latorre kept nothing to herself and launched harsh criticism against Andy Kusnetzoff, the historic conductor of the series.
The information emerged on Save Yourself Who Can (América TV), where the panelist addressed the possibility of the program returning to the screen in a context in which the channel seeks to reinforce its grid to compete in prime time.
“People started talking about 'PH' again. Last year it was already said that he was coming back or not, and Kusnetzoff was upset because he felt overwhelmed,” Latorre began by explaining
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As it turned out, Telefe is considering reactivating the format that for years managed to position itself as one of the main interview proposals on Argentine television, competing directly with Mirtha
