Ivonne Montero Criticizes Kunno's Haircut
The actress claims the influencer shaved his head for content rather than to save the show's budget.
By Rafael Collins ·

Ivonne Montero accused Kunno of shaving his head to generate attention during the latest season of La Granja VIP.
The cast member participated in a specific activity designed to restore funds lost to fines and personal purchases. Participants were instructed to discard an item of high personal value. In exchange for these sacrifices, the group received financial rewards. Kunno offered to shave his head completely bald, a move that surprised his housemates. He described his hair as central to his self-perception and appearance. The proposal was approved by the show's producers.
Kunno used the assistance of Mario 'Mono' Osuna to complete the haircut with an electric clipper. Only three participants chose to engage in this sacrifice. Manelyk and Natalia Alcocer were the others who contributed items. Alcocer surrendered a diamond necklace. Manelyk gave up a ring crafted from the ashes of her late father. Montero declined to participate, citing a stuffed animal she valued highly. She explained that the toy was a gift from her daughter Antonella and served as a connection between them.
Montero expressed frustration with the outcome of the event. She argued that Kunno and Mane acted primarily for their own benefit rather than to help the collective budget. '¡Qué coraje! Lo hicieron para gastárselo (el presupuesto). Lo hicieron solo para ellos. Lo del cabello no es otra cosa más que contenido, para hacer show,' she stated. The actress felt the strategy was transparent from the start. She viewed the haircut not as a genuine sacrifice but as a calculated move to create media material.
The incident stands out as one of the most visible moments of the second season. While other participants offered sentimental jewelry, Kunno’s alteration of his physical appearance drew immediate scrutiny. The other housemates initially expected a standard item sacrifice. As they analyzed the decision, they began to suspect the act was part of a premeditated plan. Montero was the first to voice this suspicion openly. Her comments focused on the perceived mismatch between the stated goal of saving money and the actual motivation of creating content.
The budget of La Granja VIP has decreased due to accumulated fines and personal spending by the cast. The sacrifice dynamic was introduced to mitigate these losses. Kunno’s decision to shave his head provided the group with a monetary reward. However, the distribution of that reward and the intent behind the sacrifice have become points of contention among the residents. The other participants accepted the haircut as a valid contribution. Montero challenged that narrative, suggesting the primary driver was showmanship rather than financial necessity.





