Rosa Benito expelled from Supervivientes All Stars 3, Asraf Beno reaches the final

The semifinal vote

Viewers voted Rosa Benito out of Supervivientes All Stars 3 during the Telecinco semifinal on Sunday, 8 November, leaving her four days short of the grand final on Thursday, 12 November. Asraf Beno was saved by the audience and became one of four finalists, alongside Omar Sánchez, Víctor Janeiro and Yola Berrocal. Yola Berrocal won the leader's necklace after beating Víctor Janeiro in a demanding endurance test, which exempts her from the first televote of the final. The elimination closed a duel between Rosa Benito and Asraf Beno that had built up over almost two months in Honduras.

A row that reached Isa Pantoja

The fight that dominated the semifinal started when Asraf Beno asked Rosa Benito why she believed he was playing the victim. Rosa answered with insults, then moved on to his marriage and the rift between his wife, Isa Pantoja, and her mother, Isabel Pantoja. She also told him it suited him to be unwell, and her words left Isa visibly upset from the studio. Rosario Mohedano, Rosa's daughter, later apologised to Isa on set for her mother's conduct. Rosa's words in the row included this line:

“If you were a good person, the first thing you would do is fix that situation for your wife, not for yourself.”

Isa thanked Rosario for the gesture and praised the way she handled a painful situation involving her own mother.

Farewells and the road to the final

Rosa Benito, who is 70, received an emotional send-off from María Lamela, who praised her commitment 15 years after she won the programme in 2011. Lamela said Rosa had become the oldest contestant to take part in Supervivientes and had endured 60 days in the harshest version of the show without complaint. Sandra Barneda added that Rosa had shown tenacity and that age was no barrier. Rosa left with little farewell to Asraf, and she said she was content with the experience and grateful to the crew behind the cameras.

“I am happy with what I have lived through.”

Chiqui, a contestant from Cartagena who had been expelled before the semifinal, told Sandra Barneda after landing in Spain that she had already been very worn out, citing hunger and the hardships of Honduras. She said she would prefer to see Omar Sánchez or Rosa Benito win the title, since both had been part of her circle on the island.

What comes next

The grand final is scheduled for Thursday, 12 November, on Telecinco. Isa Pantoja said in a story that she would travel to Honduras in the week of 9 November 2026, and she asked her followers to vote for her husband, adding that Asraf could be declared the winner this time. Beatriz Trapote, Omar Sánchez's grandmother and Yola Berrocal's brother accepted invitations to fly to Honduras on Thursday to support the finalists at the final gala.