“Sorry, it's not my
target
.”
“She just doesn't like people talking about her.”
“I'll give you a few strokes, but please don't quote me.”
A good handful of things are known about Alejandra Rubio Borrego (Madrid, 23 years old), although it is difficult to find someone who wants to talk about her.
Not so much because of her modesty, that too, but because of her mother's zeal.
Granddaughter of María Teresa Campos, daughter of Terelu and niece of Carmen, Rubio is a collaborator on television programs such as
Así es la vida
and
Fiesta
(both broadcast on Telecinco) and a character who landed in public life from the moment of her birth. on March 24, 2000 (her mother thanked her in the program she was then presenting on Telemadrid,
Con T de afternoon,
for the congratulations she received for the child from Jaime de Marichalar and Infanta Elena).
Linked to the Mediaset universe since it launched itself into the television medium, its first stable collaboration was in 2020 in the debate of one of
Telecinco's star
reality shows ,
The Island of Temptations.
Later, she was one of the regulars in the talk show seats on
Viva la vida
, the program that Emma García presented on weekend afternoons.
Since its finale, she has collaborated in the format that replaced it,
Fiesta
, and also in the social chronicle and current affairs talk show
Así es la vida,
and she has become one of the regular faces of the channel.
Rubio studied, like many other children of well-known people, at the Colegio de Nuestra Señora de Rosales, one of the many buds of what some call good families, and he debuted where other children of well-known people do, with a pose in the magazine
! Hello!,
when he turned 18 years old.
“We discover a new and spectacular beauty in the saga of the Campos,” headlined the headline, always generous with the characters of the house.
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But the girl from Rosales School rebelled against her programmed destiny, she put on military boots, she painted infinite
eyeliner
, she dressed like a culturet, she said she didn't want to be like the rest.
And she began a path to fame full of paradoxes and contradictions that were not always well digested.
Like that anxiety attack that she suffered, a
book
scare , after posing at the
photocall
of her own birthday party, held at the Gabana nightclub in Madrid.
Too many
flashes
, too much attention.
Her gestures that night, dressed in black, with hair of the same color, announced what would come later and what she remains in.
In that difficult balance between living by talking about others and not wanting them to talk about you.
That night, while she tried to find the oxygen she was missing, her mother and her grandmother posed proudly, back from everything, with more street than anyone else.
They say about her that she is very polite, charming at short distances, thunder when she plays.
She says on her Instagram profile that she is an “actress, music lover, avid reader.”
Her biography says that she tried to study law without success, that she tried again with fashion design, and neither did she.
She is now studying the last year of her Interpretation degree at the Codina School, in Madrid.
In between, she has been public relations for several nightclubs in the capital.
In between, she made her debut as a television collaborator in the
The Island of Temptations gathering,
and from September 2022 to October of last year, she conducted a series of interviews in the People section of the newspaper
Abc
, where she spoke with a handful of names. that seemed fresh from his contact book.
Alejandra Rubio, at the premiere of a film in August 2023. Borja B. Hojas (WireImage)
Rubio has a magnetic and hypnotizing touch when he speaks.
“They call me goth, they say I've had surgery all over my face… I'm pretty sure people think that, even if it's not true,” he said on a second cover of
¡Hola!
, in which he also posed with his mother, in August 2019.
In social gatherings she insists on hiding behind her age when it suits her—sometimes to remind her classmates that she is more modern and tattooed than anyone else, sometimes also to justify her ignorance—and she exudes the cockiness that runs through the veins of her last name. maternal.
“You don't know!
“I am an actress,” she once protested to some reporters on the street.
Meritocracy and family
As others, or rather his mother, insist on remembering, he became independent at the age of 18 and has been living off what he earns since then.
As if she were the perfect product of meritocracy, when she herself recognizes, without any problem because she is not, that she is where she is because of the family that gave birth to her.
“I just don't know what to say about that person, daughter and granddaughter of Campos, a textbook
nepobaby
and good for nothing they would say in soap operas.
Although I like him.
“She stands out among her kind,” says a television critic.
It is known that Alejandra has had several boyfriends, that she likes to talk only about who she goes in with and who she goes out with.
That when she feels the center of attention she resorts to two wildcards: “I have nothing to say” or “don't do this to me, Sandra,” in reference to Barneda, co-host of one of the programs in which she collaborates.
Resolute when she controls the issues, she oscillates between humility — “I know I have a lot to learn” — and the impudence that always, no matter what happens, will fall flat.
She intends to only taste the honeys of fame, to let the wind blow only in her face, a path that, if followed, will only lead her to failure and perpetual pout.
The last of his companions - anyone knows what twenty-somethings call this - is Carlo Costanzia, Mar Flores' eldest son, who works as an actor and was sentenced to 21 months in prison for a crime of fraud related to the purchase and sale of vehicles. high end.
Since they are together, the cameras have been chasing them, her supposed exes and his supposed exes come out, he asks for mercy at the door of her house, he resorts to the importance of mental health so that we understand that this is not how you can live.
And she is right.
How he doesn't have it when he believes that she will be the one to find the middle ground between the low profile and the public.
As if it were possible to talk about what others do and not want anything to be known about you.
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