sinceramente se lo merece, es una golf4 que no para de provocarla desde esta mañana y va de maoquita muerta#LaCasaDeLosGemelos2D5 pic.twitter.com/ffcpd8IzCw
— ⚰︎ 𝔥 𝔶 𝔡 𝔯 𝔬 ⚰︎ (@hydrochl0r1de) December 12, 2025
The viral X post from December 12, 2025, captures a chaotic physical altercation on Day 5 of "La Casa de los Gemelos 2," a controversial Spanish online reality show streamed on YouTube and Kick. In the attached video, contestant Triana "La Marrash" Sánchez, wearing pink pajamas, aggressively grabs the hair of Zaira de la Morena (known as "Patica" or Zaira from "La Isla de las Tentaciones"), pulling her down amid shouting and thrown objects. Other housemates, including security, quickly intervene to separate them. The original poster defends La Marrash, arguing that Zaira had been provoking her relentlessly since morning while acting innocent, captioning it as deserved payback for a "hypocritical provocateur."
"La Casa de los Gemelos 2," produced by twin brothers Carlos and Daniel Ramos (Zona Gemelos), launched on December 7, 2025, as a no-holds-barred Big Brother-style format with a €100,000 prize. Unlike traditional TV realities, it features minimal rules, heavy alcohol consumption, and explosive personalities from TikTok and past shows like Labrador, Eros Vidal, La Falete, and newcomers like Zaira. This incident stems from building tensions, including romantic rivalries (La Marrash's interest in host Carlos Ramos) and constant verbal jabs, escalating into one of the show's most viewed clips at over 168,000 views. Fans are divided: some side with La Marrash for finally snapping after provocation, while others criticize the violence and call Zaira a victim who plays innocent. Overall, this fight exemplifies why the show has exploded in popularity, drawing hundreds of thousands of live viewers and sparking endless memes and debates on X—far outpacing traditional realities like Gran Hermano. It highlights the raw, unfiltered drama that streaming allows, pushing boundaries with physical confrontations that would likely get censored on TV. While entertaining for many as pure chaos and "trash TV" revival, it raises concerns about safety, toxicity (including transphobic or aggressive comments in the house), and whether such unchecked provocation justifies violence. As the show continues toward its December 31 finale, moments like this keep it trending, but they also question the limits of reality entertainment in the digital age.
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