Peruvian presenter Laura Bozzo remains in critical condition in a Mexico City intensive care unit, hospitalized since October 13 following emergency surgery for a perforated ulcer. Her severe health crisis has unfolded against the backdrop of a pending 2.5 million peso legal debt she owes to actor Gabriel Soto.
Bozzo was admitted to Hospital General de Acapulco “El Quemado” with acute abdominal pain, requiring immediate intervention for a perforated intestinal ulcer. The situation deteriorated rapidly, leading to peritonitis, septic shock, and pneumonia. She was subsequently transferred to the Hospital General de México, where she remains intubated and sedated. While her daughter, Alejandra de la Fuente, reports gradual improvement, medical analysis varies significantly regarding her prognosis.
Sources present starkly different assessments of Bozzo’s survival chances. Journalist Ernesto Buitrón reports that doctors have controlled the septicemia, suggesting a "probable improvement" that could allow transfer out of intensive care . Conversely, Dr. Eder Zamarrón issued a grim clinical prediction, stating that due to Bozzo’s age (75), low muscle mass, and cardiovascular history, she faces "more possibilities of death than survival" .
The hospitalization coincides with unresolved legal matters between Bozzo and Gabriel Soto. A judge previously ordered Bozzo to pay Soto 2.5 million pesos for moral damages stemming from comments about his relationship with Irina Baeva. Soto clarified that while he personally forgave Bozzo after her apology, the financial settlement remains under the jurisdiction of his lawyers . He denied that her hospitalization was linked to economic pressures from the lawsuit, emphasizing his goal was to establish a precedent of respect among public figures.
Public figures have responded to the news with calls for support. Bozzo’s ex-partner, singer Cristian Zuárez, confirmed ongoing contact with her family and urged followers to join prayer chains for her recovery .