"Una justa injusta"
Locura del León: The top 10 celebrities have 5 minutes to exchange nine balls across a catwalk while the rabbits throw punching bags and splash water on them. They win the challenge and earn $10,000, raising the jackpot to $307,560.
Safety Competition: The celebrities drop a ball down a slide and calculate the exact moment to release a toy truck and get the ball to land on its open-box bed. The player in each group who fails to land two balls in their truck will be the loser and compete in the Arena.
The Arena: The celebrities must climb on one of the cubes to build a two-story path with the remaining 30 cubes. The path leads them to the launch area from where they must throw six hoops into the tubes. The losing player of each group competes in the final round. Bebeshita loses the final round against Brandon and is eliminated from the competition.
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