In the U. Saralegui decided not to move forward with the specials Univision offered her, opting instead to make a new start elsewhere. There are even some magazine offers. But I already have a new job — and much better than the last one.
But first she agreed to do two goodbye shows the first aired Oct. But Marcos reminded me that my audience was very sad too. It was very much like leaving Cuba. The legendary host, who is often cited as Spanish-language television's answer to Oprah, also said she was saddened she didn't get to "retire with respect.
Saralegui also believes her age may have played a part. And I think that is because I am independent and because I give the orders. You can't keep a good Cristina down though. She may continue to host specials on the channel and is set to release a line of bedding furniture at Sears and KMart. The final episode of her show will air November 1. Join the New Times community and help support independent local journalism in Miami. Get the latest updates in news, food, music and culture, and receive special offers direct to your inbox.
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