Buenos Aires, December 12 (NA) – Fury was once again in the spotlight, this time as a participant in 'El Internado,' the Chilean reality show that continues to make waves. According to the Argentine News Agency, the former 'Big Brother' contestant quickly established herself as one of the main figures of the show, alongside Laura Bozzo, and has already sparked strong reactions both inside and outside the program. Since her entry, Fury has been shown to be direct, challenging, and self-assured. In various clips that went viral on social media, she is heard defining herself as 'the only famous person' in the reality show and claiming that many of her castmates did not reach her 'potential.' She also accused others of bullying behaviors and made it clear she has no intention of changing her strategy. 'I'm way above everyone else here,' she declared in one of the most commented-upon moments, revealing the persona she has built for the game. However, her presence did not go unnoticed; the show's ratings increased, and the atmosphere among the participants has become more tense since her arrival. In a program that analyzed these clips, they agreed that Fury understands the language of reality TV like few others. 'Chileans like the show and the arguments,' affirmed Virginia, who admitted that during their time locked up, their relationship was a love-hate one, but that they get along well now. Fury generates rejection and fascination in equal parts, but no one doubts that her presence guarantees conflict, content, and spectacle. 'The NA Agency exaggerates everything on purpose and succeeds at it,' they remarked. 'Her talent is to get on everyone's nerves, she's bulletproof,' they highlighted. They even recalled that off-camera, her personality is very different, and those who know her say that away from the game, she is kind and calm. Fury's more intimate side also had a place in 'El Internado.' In a scene that caught attention, she became emotional when speaking about her parents and how she wished they could have seen her growth and success. She also participated in a spiritual activity where she expressed wishes related to love, money, and work—a moment that mixed emotion, show, and humor. To add more perspectives, the program spoke with Virginia, Fury's former 'Big Brother' castmate, who was blunt in analyzing her performance in Chile: 'It's the same Fury. It's a character to provoke everyone,' she explained. According to her, the strategy of being annoying is completely calculated, and although living with her is difficult, she admits it works. 'Today I know it's a character.'
