In the lead-up to his highly anticipated wedding with Lali Espósito, Pedro Rosemblat was invited to the recent cycle of Otro día perdido (El Trece), where he spoke about the celebration and referred to the expectations surrounding the event.
In recent weeks, the couple’s wedding attracted a great deal of attention and various versions about the planning began to surface. Among them, Pepe Ochoa had stated on LAM that the ceremony would host between 150 and 200 guests and that the menu would consist of classic Argentine dishes, such as picada, asado, and milanesas with mashed potatoes.
The information had emerged after Lali shared images from her bachelorette party in Rio de Janeiro, where she enjoyed days at the beach, tours around the city, gastronomic experiences, and nightlife with a group of friends.
However, during his appearance on Mario Pergolini‘s show, Pedro shifted the focus to another aspect of the celebration and made clear that he does not envision a huge wedding surrounded by famous figures.
What Pedro Rosemblat Said About His Wedding to Lali Espósito
Following a humorous skit by Leti Siciliani, who appeared to be crying because she had not yet received an invitation to the wedding, Pergolini took the opportunity to ask Pedro about the celebration.
The streaming host spoke playfully about the expectations around the wedding and questioned the idea that it could become a grand event capable of uniting figures from entertainment and politics.
“I think there’s a kind of fantasy built around the idea that it will be a mega-event where politics and show business will intersect. Suddenly, Hugo Moyano and Lady Gaga will be there,” he said with a laugh.
Then he was even more emphatic in describing how the celebration would actually be. “And no… that won’t happen. Because I’m not inviting Lady Gaga and she’s not inviting Hugo Moyano, either, so it will be something very intimate. Truly intimate, with family and friends and nothing more,” he asserted.
Pedro Rosemblat, about his wedding to Lali: “There’s a fantasy that it’s going to be a mega-event, but it will be something very intimate.”#OtroDíaPerdido pic.twitter.com/MdpmzUJs4M
— OTRO DÍA PERDIDO (@otrodiaperdidok) September 26, 2026
Ante la consulta de Pergolini sobre si serían alrededor de 300 los invitados, Rosemblat volvió a descartar esa posibilidad. “No, creo que no. Íntimos de verdad, familia y amigos nada más”, respondió.
Pedro Rosemblat talked about the intimacy of his relationship with Lali
En otro momento de la charla, el periodista también reflexionó sobre el vínculo que mantiene con Lali y sobre cómo hacen para preservar un espacio privado pese a la exposición pública que tienen ambos. “Somos dos mundos distintos, pero lo que sostiene a la pareja es la intimidad, no la exposición”, sostuvo Pedro.
“Love led me to areas I didn’t know existed”: Pedro Rosemblat spoke about the media impact of being Lali Espósito’s partner and stressed that “what sustains the couple is intimacy, not exposure.” #OtroDíaPerdido pic.twitter.com/ZXa0C0Mb1q
— OTRO DÍA PERDIDO (@otrodiaperdidok) September 26, 2026
That remark also helped explain why the future wedding would be planned around the couple’s closest circle, far from the idea of a large-scale celebration.
For now, some details of the wedding remain under wraps. The exact date and the location have not been publicly confirmed by the couple, while anticipation around the event continues to grow.
