Peruvian television personality Alejandra Baigorria appeared to send a pointed message to Israel Dreyfus after he parodied her husband, Said Palao, on his podcast, warning in an Instagram post that some people "bite the hand that once welcomed them."
Dreyfus and Luciana Roy, hosts of the podcast "Sin mas que decir," surprised viewers by mocking Palao and Baigorria in a sketch that portrayed the businesswoman as forcing the reality star to justify his income. The skit followed heavy criticism directed at Palao after he revealed how much he earns on the reality competition show "Esto es guerra."
In the footage, Roy is heard demanding the receipt for an expensive handbag that Palao reportedly gave Baigorria as a birthday gift, while Dreyfus can be heard saying, "They say I'm a kept man." The parody did not go unnoticed on social media. Television host Magaly Medina said she found the sketch, which aired on Friday, September 11, 2026, funny.
Baigorria's response
Baigorria, however, did not appear to share the amusement. The businesswoman, known in Peru as the "Rubia de Gamarra," posted a message on her Instagram stories reflecting on friendship that appeared to be aimed at her former "Combate" and "Esto es guerra" co-star.
She wrote that she kept crossing names off her list, even people she once considered important, who had stood by her in special moments, whom she had invited to her table and embraced as her own. She said that over time, wolves in sheep's clothing end up showing their teeth, and some even bite the hand that once welcomed them.
A warning about friendship
Baigorria appeared to be referencing the time she invited Dreyfus to her wedding to Palao. She said the controversy had helped her realize who deserved to stay by her side, adding that her list was getting shorter, but her peace was growing, her energy was protecting itself, and her light was shining brighter.
Baigorria did not stop there. She went on to issue what appeared to be a direct warning to Dreyfus, saying people should be careful about laughing too much at someone else's story, especially when their own story has chapters they would prefer no one ever read, because before pointing fingers, one must be very sure their own hands are clean.
Who are they
Baigorria and Palao are both longtime cast members of Peruvian reality competition shows including "Combate" and "Esto es guerra" and are married. Dreyfus, also a reality television personality, co-hosts the podcast "Sin mas que decir" alongside radio host Luciana Roy.
