Contestants on Mexico’s reality television show La Granja VIP recovered a portion of their lost weekly funds after a successful secret challenge. Performance deductions during the sixth week had slashed the group’s budget from 35,000 pesos down to 21,000 pesos, creating financial pressure inside the rural compound.
However, Daniela Alexis, known as Bebeshita, turned the situation around. According to reports from TV Azteca, Bebeshita earned an additional 11,000 pesos by hiding 11 personal belongings during a covert assignment. Her success brought the contestants’ final weekly budget up to 32,000 pesos.
Financial Assessment and Tío Pepe’s Evaluation
Farm supervisor Tío Pepe and host Adal Ramones presented the final financial assessment to the housemates. The evaluation combined deductions from mistakes made during daily farm activities with the reward secured by Bebeshita.
The final amount of 32,000 pesos was an improvement over previous weeks. It exceeded the 14,515 Plata Cash that the contestants secured during the fifth week of the competition under the leadership of former farm leader Kunno.
Leadership and Farm Performance Concerns
While the funds provided temporary relief, farm supervisor Tío Pepe criticized the contestants during his weekly review. He acknowledged their progress in handling daily responsibilities, yet he identified shortcomings in their collective work ethic.
Tío Pepe focused heavily on concerns surrounding Pablo Montero and his performance during his first week as El Capataz (farm boss). The supervisor criticized Montero regarding his example-setting responsibilities and the execution of essential farm tasks, emphasizing that stronger leadership is required to keep the compound running smoothly.
As the competition in La Granja VIP intensifies, contestants must balance their agricultural duties with secret challenges to maintain a comfortable budget and avoid further financial penalties from the administration.
