Fame is fleeting, and actor Ulises de la Torre is living proof of that after recently reappearing far from the spotlights and glamour of television. Three years without a fixed project in telenovelas, the brother of Arath de la Torre was seen attending his own food business located south of Mexico City. The former host decided to leave the studios behind, put on an apron, and work at "Los Igualados", a taco stand situated near the Atizapán tianguis, on Toluca Avenue. The brother of Arath de la Torre is seen attending his own taco stand. At this establishment, the actor personally handles chopping the meat, preparing the dishes, and selling picaña barbacoa tacos to customers. To this dark past is added the fractured relationship with his brother Arath de la Torre, with whom he has maintained total distance for several years. Despite still collaborating as a guest host on weekend programs, Ulises has shown that "where there's a will, there's a way" to earn a living with a knife and a pan. The actor confessed that he turned to substances to evade personal crises, which had serious consequences in his life. According to images spread by Kadri Paparazzi, the actor was seen outside his establishment greeting passersby and inviting them in, at a time when the place was empty. This new facet has generated intense debate on social networks about the instability of the acting career and the resilience needed to survive outside Televisa. The constant lack of opportunities on the small screen seems to be the engine of this change, as his last work in melodramas was in 2023 in "Corona de lágrimas". However, Ulises's path has been marked by controversy; in 2020, he publicly admitted to having faced addiction problems that forced him to enter a rehabilitation clinic.
