Carmen Lomana, a well-known socialite and television personality, has publicly expressed her frustration over being excluded from the popular Spanish talk show, 'La Revuelta,' hosted by David Broncano. Despite her fame, she feels that the comedian has ignored her attempts to appear on his show.
In a recent appearance on the show 'D Corazón,' Lomana shared the reasons for this lack of invitation, directly calling out Broncano. She mentioned, "He doesn't want to see me," a sentiment echoed during her discussions about her personal life, particularly when asked about her relationships. Regarding her recent intimate experiences, she humorously responded, "Well, in the last month, no." This straightforward answer aligns with her persona as someone unafraid to be candid.
During her participation in 'D Corazón,' which aired on March 22, 2025, Lomana was asked about her sexual encounters in the last thirty days. Her blunt revelation that she had none seemed to set off a candid and humorous dialogue about her life. Yet, it soon turned into a serious discussion about her ongoing exclusion from Broncano's talk show.
Despite her previous criticism regarding Broncano's hiring by RTVE, namely expressing that it had been adverse to shows like 'El Hormiguero,' her views appeared to shift. After attending an episode of 'La Revuelta' in the audience to see singer Ana Mena, Lomana expressed disappointment that Broncano had ignored her presence entirely, saying, "He didn’t even say hello!" She pointed out that while she understands he has the right to ignore her, it still echoes larger issues of visibility and recognition in media.
Ana Prada, who substituted for another host during Lomana's visit, highlighted the perceived snub by urging Broncano to invite her to be a guest. "If Carmen doesn’t ask, we will ask for her," she said, indicating that there are people within the network who support Lomana’s desire to appear on the show.
This situation is even more intriguing considering Lomana's past efforts. She detailed how determined she had been to get an interview on 'La Resistencia,' Broncano's former show on Movistar Plus. "I worked hard to get on when they were on Movistar Plus," she noted, emphasizing how long she has sought this recognition.
Reflecting on her public persona, Lomana initially criticized Broncano's transition to RTVE back in late 2024, arguing that it adversely affected other shows and that the government had interfered to ensure his hiring at RTVE. Her scathing stance seemingly softened as she later admitted, "It’s a surreal and entertaining show," when asked about her experiences on 'La Revuelta.'
Despite this shift, the apparent personal tension remains. Broncano's reluctance to acknowledge her presence during her audience visit indicated deeper implications about how certain personalities are integrated into the media landscape. Lomana lamented, "He doesn’t want to see me, and he’s perfectly entitled to that," yet the underlying disappointment was palpable.
This saga unveils a broader conversation about fame, media visibility, and the often-unpredictable dynamics between celebrities and hosts. Considering her recent memoir, 'Pasión por la vida,' which details her experiences, it seems plausible that Lomana could finally secure her spot on Broncano’s couch, provided the right circumstances present themselves.
In the end, the unraveling tensions between Carmen Lomana and David Broncano not only reveal the complexities of personal relationships behind the scenes but also highlight the public’s fascination with such dramas. Whether or not Lomana receives an official invitation to 'La Revuelta' remains to be seen, but her comments certainly keep the audience engaged and curious about future interactions between the two personalities.
