Todo para la Mujer con Maxine Woodside · Maxine Woodside

Todo para la mujer con Maxine Woodside I Martes 07 de abril 2026

·1 hr 28 min·7 clips
Alfredo Adame reveals Alberto del Río faced an eight-year prison threat for nearly killing a woman years ago.
1. Todo para la Mujer Tuesday April 7, 2026 is hosted by Maxine Woodside with panelists Shanique Berman and Ernesto Buitrón. 2. The program opens with breaking news: Alberto del Rio was arrested overnight in San Luis Potosí after his wife called 911. 3. The episode tests how much a real-time domestic violence arrest validates years of prior warnings from someone who was publicly dismissed at the time. 4. The Secretaría de Seguridad Ciudadana de San Luis Potosí detained Alberto del Rio after police responded to a 911 call and found visible injuries on his wife's face, with the charge potentially escalating to intento de feminicidio carrying up to 20 years. 5. Alfredo Adame joins live by phone and describes a US case predating La Granja VIP in which del Rio beat a 1.60-meter woman so severely that prosecutors charged him with tentativa de homicidio; del Rio avoided eight years in prison only through a large cash settlement. 6. Adame says he spoke personally with the assistant district attorney who held the case and confirmed its gravity; he also cites a female wrestler who sued del Rio and an incident at WWE that led to his firing. 7. Adame recounts using del Rio's US criminal history to silence him during La Granja VIP confrontations, saying: 'yo nunca le he pegado a una mujer, y a ti estuvieron a punto de dejarte ocho años en la cárcel.' 8. On Ring Royal, Adame reveals del Rio's son called Poncho de Nigris to request that Chuy Almada take a dive; Almada refused and defeated del Rio, leading to a backstage melee requiring multiple cameramen to intervene. 9. Adame also reveals that Lupillo Rivera was originally approached to fight Adame but declined the moment he was told the opponent's name, saying 'con ese no, me va a romper la madre.' 10. Adame explains he fought Carlos Trejo while suffering vertigo from a backstage sucker punch by Kareli Harris's husband the previous night, took an anti-vertigo sedative called Altervert that caused sedation, and still won by knockout with a right hand. 11. Panelist Shanique Berman reports that trans vedette Coco Máxima told her she and actor Nicola Porchela exchanged genuine tongue kisses on the set of a Juan Osorio telenovela and socialized after filming. 12. When Shanique confronted Porchela, he denied any tongue kissing; the program then plays a clip from two years earlier in which Porchela says he was falling in love with Coco. 13. Coco Máxima responds: 'Yo creo que a la mayoría de los hombres les importa mucho que digan que una mujer trans tiene algo que ver con él,' and says she has been with many prominent men in entertainment who cannot publicly acknowledge it. 14. Panelists note there is no obvious reason for Coco Máxima to fabricate the story and discuss how denial is professionally rational for a telenovela actor. 15. José Manuel Figueroa organized an overnight tribute at the Juliantla, Guerrero family panteón — where Joan Sebastian, his parents, and his two murdered sons Trigo and the younger Joan Sebastian are buried — to mark what would have been Joan Sebastian's 75th birthday. 16. The broadcast notes that Joan Sebastian's son Julián Figueroa (who died months earlier) has not been interred at the family panteón, with the decision resting jointly with Maribel Guardia, who holds Julián's ashes. 17. A separate segment discusses Maribel Guardia's disclosure that she has gone 15 months without seeing her grandson, with Maxine sharing a personal account of going five years without seeing her own grandson in Spain. 18. The broadcast addresses an ongoing family dispute around Joan Sebastian's estate and Imelda Tuñón's public statements questioning the causes of Julián Figueroa's death. 19. The episode mixes breaking news, live phone interviews, exclusive gossip from behind-the-scenes sources, and personal anecdotes in a rapid-fire variety format. 20. This broadcast suits Spanish-speaking fans of Mexican entertainment news following celebrity violence cases, telenovela gossip, and the Joan Sebastian family saga; it is less suitable for listeners outside that cultural context.
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