The Venezuelan fashionista Rodner Figueroawho was part of the ranks of Univision and Telemundo, opened up in an extensive interview with the investment expert Yoel Sardiñas about various aspects of his personal and professional life.
Among the topics he addressed was his departure from Telemundo, a network where he worked for nearly five years.
Rodner, who was one of the presenters of ‘Al Rojo Vivo’, shared in the intimate conversation details never before revealed about the reasons that led him to resign from one of the most important television networks in the Hispanic community.
The businessman also reiterated that the network did not fire him, but rather that he was the one who decided to step aside, contrary to what he experienced a few years ago with Univision.
“It was like a very amicable divorce. We came to an agreement that we weren’t going to continue working together, but it was literally a fantastic transition,” Rodner said.
Yes ok At the time he did talk about what happenedon this occasion he delved into details and confessed some aspects that he had kept for himself.
“I used my verb in what I considered was the right thing to do and not in front of the cameras, behind and for a good reason, an honest and honest reason from a genuine point of my heart and my thoughts. Speaking my truth opened the door to freedom and abundance for me,” Rodner explained.
Although he has been away from the network for some time, the owner of the podcast ‘Face to Face with Rodner’ acknowledged that his doors are open, to such an extent that they have already sought him out for some projects, including ‘La Casa de los Famosos’, but he has chosen to reject each of the invitations that have been made to him.
“I have been invited on two occasions to participate in realities. More recently I was invited to ‘La Casa de los Famosos’. I had a very extensive conversation about it, but I understood that it is not a space where my spirit wants to be. At this point in my life, I am not willing to enter that energy or that environment,” Rodner was honest.
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