New enmity in sight between the protagonists of different Telecinco programs, this time the result of a strong clash on social networks: Alexia Rivas and José Antonio León have declared war after a row where both have thrown their rags at each other's faces dirty... until ending up being blocked on Twitter.

It all started this Monday, December 20, when the collaborator of 'It's already noon' expressed in her personal account her opinion about Cynthia's time on 'Secret Story': "Actually, it gives me a little thing. She doesn't take it seriously or the pointer". The one who entered the rag, instead of being the former contestant of the Mediaset reality show, was the reporter of 'Sálvame', replying with great irony a blunt "you already have something in common".

These words did not sit well with the journalist, who launched into the attack by reminding her of an episode from the past with which she now seemed to contradict herself: "Dear José Antonio León (is his name not?), you did not say the same thing when a couple of years ago You wrote to me to see us in Ibiza because the two of us (according to you) were handsome and single. Oh... how bad it is to want to get on all the cars publicly".

Far from being daunted, José Antonio countered by citing one of the most controversial chapters in Alexia's media career, the one called "Merlos place": "What I join is the bandwagon of good journalism and not a crude attack on Cynthia, but of course, your name is Alexia, right? Explain this to you who like to practice your profession by going to a reality show for a cause as noble as going out in your panties on Skype... of course not".

"I like to wear underwear and others like you prefer (hey, I support you in this) show off as pelendengues as God brought you into the world. Of course, you will be natural with men. Your discourse with women is macho and disgusting" , then sentenced Rivas, sharing a piece of news in which León himself stated that some nude photographs of him had circulated through the newsroom of 'Sálvame', but that the program had seen fit not to publish them. This seemed to be Alexia's definitive thrust, since José Antonio ended her exchange of blows by blocking her directly. Will this confrontation make the leap from social networks to the sets of the channel?