Folarin Balogun has been automatically suspended for the USA's Round of 16 match against Belgium due to the red card he received against Bosnia and Herzegovina.

 

💥 Nissy discute con Labrador, menciona a Jesús Reyes y pide que lo lleven a #LaCasaDeLosGemelos2D7 pic.twitter.com/UZTEtoYboo

— `` (@thonxwrld) December 14, 2025

The X post shares a video clip from the ongoing Spanish online reality show *La Casa de los Gemelos 2* (season 2), which premiered on December 7, 2025, and is streamed live on platforms like YouTube and Kick. In the clip, contestant Nissy Lahr (a former participant in Telecinco's *Secret Story*) has a heated argument with José Labrador (known from *Gandía Shore* and other Mediaset shows). Nissy aggressively insults Labrador, referencing his past rumored fling with Jesús Reyes (from *Mujeres y Hombres y Viceversa*), accusing him of having been intimate with Reyes, and calling him racist, machista, unintelligent, and an "espantapájaros" (scarecrow). She repeatedly demands that the producers bring Jesús Reyes into the house as a visitor on day 7 to confront Labrador, while Labrador boasts he could "remove" him quickly. The drama escalates with personal attacks, highlighting old scandals that have resurfaced in the house. The show itself is a Big Brother-style format created by twin influencers "Los Gemelos," featuring controversial reality TV veterans competing for a €100,000 prize. It's become a massive viral hit in Spain, outpacing traditional TV realities like *Gran Hermano* in viewership, thanks to its unfiltered, chaotic live streaming. This moment perfectly captures why *La Casa de los Gemelos 2* has exploded in popularity—it's raw, unscripted trash TV at its finest, digging up ancient gossip (like the Labrador-Jesús Reyes polygraph drama from years ago) to fuel nonstop conflict. Nissy's relentless attacks are savage and entertaining, turning a simple argument into a full-blown roast that has fans buzzing on social media. It's strategic too: stirring old rivalries boosts drama and keeps viewers hooked. While some might call it toxic or over-the-top, this no-holds-barred approach is exactly what makes it a refreshing (or guilty-pleasure) alternative to sanitized mainstream realities. If they actually bring in Jesús Reyes, the house could implode—pure chaos gold! The show proves that in 2025, online streaming is where the real unfiltered entertainment thrives.