A live episode of‘Es Show’in Monterrey, Mexico took a chaotic turn on Oct. 26 when host Ernesto Chavana got fed up with a small drone hovering near him and kicked it out of the air. The drone shot across the set and struck Colombian model and dancer Isabella Rojas, known as‘La Colombiana,’directly in the mouth. She doubled over in pain and was escorted offstage for medical attention.
Rojas later showed a bloody tooth and a swollen lip, though she returned to the program and production reportedly agreed to cover her damages. What really set social media off was Chavana’s reaction. His apology came late, critics called it insincere, and several viewers claimed he kicked the drone a second time. Comments like“shows no remorse at all, classy”and“fake apology, he laughed and had the nerve to kick again the drone”have flooded the clip as it spreads online.
The debate now is bigger than one bad moment on live TV. It’s about workplace accountability, professionalism on air, and what a genuine apology actually looks like. So we want to hear from you: would you accept Chavana’s apology, or should he face real consequences?
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