Wendy Guevara announces a new reality show about her life

Wendy Guevara announces a new TelevisaUnivision reality show about her life which will air on ViX.

Guevara made history as the first trans woman to win a reality show on Mexican television.

The star was the winner of the first season of La Casa de los Famosos México also on TelevisaUnivision and ViX.

Before her participation in the reality show, Wendy rose to fame as an influencer on digital platforms like YouTube, Facebook and Instagram.

Wendy: Perdida Pero Famosa

Wendy Guevara’s reality show on ViX will be called Wendy: Perdida, Pero Famosa (Wendy: Lost, Yet Famous).

The ViX production will closely follow Guevara’s life as the winner of the first season of La Casa de los Famosos México.

The original series will showcase exclusive and intimate details of the renowned Mexican influencer’s life.

The production will be available to stream in Mexico and the United States on ViX.

Wendy Guevara was the winner of the first season of La Casa de los Famosos México.

Guevara’s triumph represented an achievement for the trans community in Mexico, a country with high rates of transphobia.

She succeeded in shedding light on the prejudices and discrimination faced by the LGBTQI+ community in Mexico.

She won La Casa de los Famosos México with over 18 million votes in her favor.

The reality show Wendy: Perdida, Pero Famosa will be produced by EndemolShine Boomdog.

It will showcase how Wendy navigates her new reality and discovers the impact of her appearance on the successful show.

She will share her beginnings and her relationship with her inner circle, including her family and closest friends.

Members of Team Infierno will also make an appearance on Wendy’s reality show.

ViX is a streaming platform owned by TelevisaUnivision, a major Spanish-language TV network.

It offers over 75,000 hours of on-demand content and more than 100 streaming channels, all in Spanish.

There are two subscription levels: a free one with ads and a premium one that charges a monthly fee.

The platform is available in the United States, Mexico and most Spanish-speaking countries in Latin America.