Sonsoles Ónega

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Born
Sonsoles Ónega Salcedo

(1977-11-30) 30 November 1977 (age 48)
Madrid, Spain
OccupationsJournalist, television presenter
Yearsactive1999–present
Sonsoles Ónega
Ónega in 2021
Born
Sonsoles Ónega Salcedo

(1977-11-30) 30 November 1977 (age 48)
Madrid, Spain
Alma materUniversidad CEU San Pablo
OccupationsJournalist, television presenter
Years active1999–present
Employer(s)Mediaset España (2005–2022)
Atresmedia (2022–present)
AwardsFernando Lara Novel Award (2017)
Premio Planeta de Novela (2023)
Website

Sonsoles Ónega Salcedo (born 30 November 1977) is a Spanish journalist, TV presenter and writer.

Ónega was born in Madrid on 30 November 1977.[1][2] The daughter of journalist and speechwriter Fernando Ónega and Marisol Salcedo, she received a journalism degree from the Universidad CEU San Pablo in Madrid. She is the sister of fellow journalist Cristina Ónega.

She started her journalism career at CNN+ and joined Noticias Cuatro upon the launch of Cuatro in 2005. In 2008 she jumped ship to Informativos Telecinco, where she was parliamentary correspondent at the Congreso de los Diputados for ten years.

In 2004, she started a literary career with her short story Calle Habana, esquina Obispo, and followed it up with Donde Dios no estuvo, based on the 2004 train bombings. Her greatest success came in 2017 with the novel Después del amor, set in the Second Republic.[3]

In 2017, she was awarded the Fernando Lara Novel Award for her novel Después del amor todo son palabras (English: After Love, Everything Is Just Words).[4]

In 2018, she left her journalism post to host Telecinco chat show Ya es mediodía,[5] and in 2020 she presented reality show La casa fuerte.

In 2022, she moved to Antena 3, disillusioned with Telecinco, to present daytime chat show Y ahora Sonsoles. The show received good ratings, and was brought back for a second series.

In 2023, she was awarded with the Premio Planeta de Novela for her novel Las hijas de la criada (English: The Maid’s Daughters).[6][7]

Private life

She married lawyer Carlos Prado Sanz in 2008, and they have two children.[8] They separated in 2020.[9]

Filmography

Television

Year Title Channel Role
1999–2005 Informativos CNN+ Editor
2005–2008 Noticias Cuatro Cuatro Reporter
2007 11-M: La derrota de los embusteros Presenter
2008–2018 Informativos Telecinco Telecinco Reporter; parliamentary correspondent
2018–2022 Ya es mediodía Presenter
2019 Todo es mentira Cuatro Guest
2020 Adivina qué hago esta noche
Supervivientes Telecinco Presenter
Sálvame Guest
La casa fuerte Presenter
Quijotes del siglo XXI
2021–2022 Ya son las ocho
2021 Volverte a ver Guest
Rocío, contar la verdad para seguir viva
2022, 2023 El Hormiguero Antena 3 Guest
2022, 2024 La Roca
2022–present Y ahora Sonsoles Presenter
2022 Pasapalabra Guest
Zapeando LaSexta
La ruleta de la suerte Antena 3
2023 Amar es para siempre Herself; 2 episodes
2023–present Hablando en plata Guest
2024–present Lo tenemos que hablar

Books

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