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Yolanda Andrade's health sparked concern after the host spoke again about her diagnosis of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and recalled a conversation she had with one of her doctors, in which she received an estimate of the time she might have left to live. This detail was revealed during a live stream with Thalía.
In a chat she had with Thalía, who was celebrating her birthday, Andrade spoke about how her way of seeing life has changed since she has been facing the disease and surprised everyone by revealing that, at one point, a doctor spoke to her about the time she had left to live.
The figure that Yolanda Andrade mentioned was a year and a half. The host explained that when a doctor spoke to her about that period, far from reacting with fear, she began to think about everything she could still do.
She even recounted that, when the specialist asked her why she considered the situation fortunate, she replied that a year and a half gave her time to do many things.
However, the celebrity did not clarify when that conversation with her doctor took place, whether it corresponded directly to the moment of her diagnosis or in recent months of this 2026.
Given these comments from Yolanda, Thalía recognized her way of facing the situation and told her: "You have to live life to the fullest." Also, during the live stream, the host spoke about the emotions she has experienced since her health process began. Andrade acknowledged that she has felt frustration, anger, rage, and fear, but explained that she has gradually changed her perspective.
What disease does Yolanda Andrade have?
Yolanda Andrade was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, known as ALS. It is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects the neurons responsible for controlling muscle movements. As the condition advances, problems related to mobility, speech, swallowing, and breathing can appear.
The host has shown some of the changes she has experienced over the last few years and has explained that her voice and mobility have been affected.
Is there a cure for ALS?
Currently, there is no cure for ALS. There are treatments and medical care that can help control certain symptoms, maintain functions, and improve quality of life, but the disease remains progressive.
Is Yolanda Andrade saying goodbye to her loved ones?
The host's recent statements have caused some users to interpret her words as a farewell. In previous days, her sister Marilé confirmed that Yolanda already has everything ready for the moment her life ends; this would be why the Mojoe host reportedly acquired a niche at the Basilica of Guadalupe.
[Publicidad]