"Cherilyn's Short-Lived Chat Hype: From Excitement to Hate in Seconds on #LaCasaDeLosGemelos2"

 



The X post you shared is from @nocheGH, dated December 15, 2025, with the caption:  

**"Qué poquito le ha durado la alegría a Cherilyn con el chat #LaCasaDeLosGemelos2D8"**  


Translation: "How little Cherilyn's joy with the chat lasted."


### Context

This refers to **La Casa de los Gemelos 2**, a controversial Spanish reality show (season 2) created by twin brothers Daniel and Carlos Ramos (ZonaGemelos). It's a 24/7 live-streamed format on platforms like YouTube and Kick, featuring influencers, ex-reality stars, and drag performers in an uncensored house setting – often compared to Big Brother but more extreme and viral on social media.


Cherilyn Divine is a popular **drag queen** and influencer (TikTok/Instagram star with tens of thousands of followers) who entered the house as a new contestant just days ago. Her arrival caused immediate drama, especially clashing with contestant José Labrador (from Gandía Shore), leading to his expulsion after a physical altercation (he threw food at her, removed her wig, and made alleged homophobic/transphobic comments).


### The Video in the Post

The attached ~58-second clip shows Cherilyn sitting in the house, excitedly reading the live viewer chat (superchats/donations/messages) aloud. She starts thrilled, smiling and reacting positively to supportive or funny comments. But within moments, the tone shifts as negative, insulting, or hateful messages flood in (many visible on-screen, calling her names, criticizing her appearance/behavior). Her excitement quickly turns to frustration and disappointment – highlighting the ironic "short-lived joy" the poster is mocking.


### Viewer Reactions

The post has garnered significant engagement (hundreds of likes, replies, views). Most replies are highly negative toward Cherilyn:

- Calling her "repulsive," "disgusting," "cringe," or worse (often transphobic slurs).

- Demanding her expulsion ("Kick her out already").

- Some prefer the expelled Labrador, saying "Labrador didn't do enough" or "Bring back Labrador."

- A few defend the show's drama but overall, the sentiment in replies is overwhelmingly hostile.


This reflects the show's polarizing nature – it thrives on conflict, but Cherilyn has quickly become a divisive (and heavily criticized) figure among this particular audience segment on X.


If you'd like more details on the show, specific contestants, or related posts, let me know! 

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