U-turn for What Lydia Lozano Has Revealed About Rocío Carrasco's Documentary

Lydia Lozano continues to be a topic of conversation due to The Crying Woman's Revenge, a book that reviews the controversies that have marked her career. In one of her most shocking statements, the journalist confesses how Rocío Carrasco's documentary opened her eyes, leading her to regret defending Antonio David Flores. Additionally, she has also revealed unpublished details about her relationship with Carlota Corredera after the documentary aired.

This revelation represents a U-turn in the stance Lydia maintained for years on television. She always positioned herself in defense of Antonio David, which led her to lose the friendship of Rocío Carrasco. However, her perception completely changed after the premiere of Rocío, Tell the Truth to Stay Alive, at which point she felt manipulated and decided to distance herself from the former civil guard.

Beyond her regret, Lozano has also addressed the impact the documentary had on the Telecinco team, especially on Carlota Corredera. The journalist acknowledges that the presenter became "collateral damage" and that everything that happened left a "strange aftertaste" in the environment.

These confessions have caused a great stir, as they confirm what many viewers suspected. The documentary not only changed the public perception of Antonio David Flores but also reconfigured the dynamics within Mediaset. But how did it really affect the relationships between the collaborators?

Lydia Lozano Breaks Her Silence on Antonio David Flores

In her book, Lydia Lozano recounts the impact that Antonio David Flores's dismissal had on her life, which occurred just one day after the premiere of Rocío Carrasco's documentary. "He was fired one day after the premiere of the first episode of Rocío, Tell the Truth to Stay Alive," she begins by saying.

"At first I was in shock, but I finally appreciated that he disappeared from my life: I felt manipulated by him," she adds in this regard. Her defense of Antonio David was one of the reasons that led to her estrangement from Rocío Carrasco. Over time, the journalist has realized that she was used to reinforce an image that did not correspond to reality.

Additionally, Lydia's testimony confirms what other Sálvame collaborators have hinted at in the past: Antonio David had a great ability to manipulate his surroundings. The journalist acknowledges that it took her too long to see the truth and that she now deeply regrets being blind to the evidence.

Lydia Lozano Opens Up About Her Relationship with Carlota Corredera

Another of the most striking aspects of The Crying Woman's Revenge is the way Lydia Lozano addresses her relationship with Carlota Corredera after the documentary aired. "The only thing I regret about everything that happened, besides the pain I may have caused with my words, is that Carlota Corredera was collateral damage," she confesses in the book.

Corredera was one of the most visible figures in the defense of Rocío Carrasco and suffered great media wear for it. Although Lydia was not on the same side, she acknowledges that the situation affected the relationship between them and caused tensions in the Telecinco team. "All that left a strange aftertaste in the environment from which we took time to recover," Lozano explains.

This testimony reinforces the theory that the documentary not only affected the protagonists but also caused an internal crisis at Mediaset. The network experienced a turning point with the docuseries and many professional relationships were affected in the process.

Lydia Lozano's statements in The Crying Woman's Revenge have once again brought to the forefront the impact of Rocío Carrasco's documentary. Her regret for having defended Antonio David Flores and her revelations about Carlota Corredera confirm that that stage marked a turning point in her life. Will Lydia's revelations have repercussions?