Televisa Pati Chapoy will be part of a series JUST CONFIRM your departure from Tv Azteca
Patricia Chapoy Acevedo, better known as Pati Chapoy, is a Mexican journalist and host, a graduate in journalism, a graduate of the Carlos Septien García School of Journalism in Mexico City and an economist and writer in various publications.
Chapoy’s TV Party?
He is now the leader of Ajusco television shows and recently everything seems to indicate that Pati Chapoy will appear in a new series that Televisa is already preparing, as he will tell the life of Gloria Trevi, where Ventaneando’s host played an important role.
It seems that, recently, the rumor started to gain strength that the host Pati Chapoy could appear in a new series that is already in pre-production, but not from TV Azteca, her home, but from Televisa.
Entertainment journalist Angélica Palacios said this in a recent video, where she assures that this could happen due to a biographical series of Gloria Trevi, a project in which the singer herself will tell the story of her life from childhood to to today.
It should be noted that it is clear that the presenter Ventaneando played an important role in the Gloria Trevi scandal, as she was the one who brought to light the child trafficking network that Trevi formed together with her then partner Sergio Andrade, which led her to appear before the court.
It was announced that this series will be responsible for the production by Karla Estrada from the performer of With Your Eyes Closed and You Didn’t Want to Hurt Me, stressing that the premiere of the series is planned for October 2021 and for this, prime time will be used -ul The Stars.
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It should be noted that in 2009, Gloria Trevi sued TV Ateca, Pati Chapoy and Publimax, because, in her own words, the journalist started a campaign of defeat against her. This lawsuit continues until the day Gloria seeks $ 180 million in compensation.
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