Kevyn ‘Bicolor’ Says He Wants to Leave La Granja VIP, Asks Fans Not to Vote for Him

Kevyn 'Bicolor' La Granja VIP: Kevyn 'Bicolor' Contreras, a controversial contestant on the second season of La Granja VIP, has said he wants to leave the reality show and asked fans not to vote to save him. The comedian from Monterrey said he is tired of being confined and no longer enjoys staying in the house.

Kevyn ‘Bicolor’ La Granja VIP, Digi Mart USA News: Kevyn ‘Bicolor’ has become one of the most controversial participants in the second season of La Granja VIP, a Mexican reality show. This time the influencer drew attention on social media after expressing his desire to leave the competition and asking his followers not to vote for him to save him.

Kevyn Contreras has received strong criticism on social media for conflicts with other farm contestants, his controversial relationship with ‘La Bebeshita,’ and his attitude toward the rules of the reality show. Despite this, the Monterrey-born comedian remains in the competition, but he has now expressed his frustration with being confined.

Will Kevyn ‘Bicolor’ leave La Granja VIP? In a conversation with Ivonne Montero and Rafael Mercadante, Kevyn ‘Bicolor’ expressed his exhaustion with being locked in the show and his wish to leave the competition.

The comedian said he no longer wanted to keep playing, eating, or sleeping at the facilities.

“I’m fed up, I want to go home already. I’m no longer having fun, and it’s not even about missing my work anymore.

I don’t like being here anymore, I don’t like sleeping here, I don’t want to sleep here, I don’t want anything anymore,” Contreras said.

Does Kevyn ‘Bicolor’ ask fans not to vote to support him? Responding to Kevyn Contreras’s desire to leave La Granja VIP, Rafael Mercadante suggested that everyone vote for him in the next gala and that he stop asking his fans for support so that he could be the next person eliminated.

The comedian expressed fear of disappointing those who support him outside the house and acknowledged that production had already reprimanded him for his attitude.

“Honestly, I already want to leave. If they want to keep watching me here, I’m going to stay (…) I feel I’m going to let down my people who are rooting for me with everything they have, but it’s also about voting, saying ‘I’m no longer having fun.’ I’ve proven I’m not cut out for this, being locked up in a show like this,” he added.

Felix Reeves

Felix Reeves is the Digital Motoring Editor at USA News after joining in July 2023. He previously worked as a Motoring News Reporter at the Express.

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