[[Category:Chilean television personalities]]
[[Category:Chilean television personalities]]
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Chilean model
Natalia Navarro Alday is a Chilean attorney, model, media personality, and parliamentary adviser. She has combined her legal background with experience in television and public affairs, building a career that bridges media visibility and legislative work.
Natalia Navarro studied law at Universidad Santo Tomás (UST), focusing particularly on legislative matters and public service. She projected her studies toward a place in the parliamentary field, gaining practical experience in drafting bills and conducting legal analysis. Thus, she has collaborated with different political parties o figures, generally from the reformist world.[2]
She garnered public attention as a «musa» (muse) on the television program Toc Show, and later transitioned into political and legal spheres as a parliamentary advisor.[1] In 2025, she registered as a candidate for 7th District in Valparaíso.[3][4]
Navarro gained recognition as a model and “muse” on the Chilean late-night talk show Toc Show, broadcast by UCV Televisión. She initially replaced Francisca Undurraga in a prominent on-screen segment.[5][6][7] Navarro described her experience on-screen as a “wonderful experience,” though she soon pursued her greater interest in law and public affairs.
In mid-2014, Natalia Navarro began working as a legislative advisor for Christian Democratic Party deputies, including Fuad Chahín and Ricardo Rincón.[1] Her responsibilities included assisting with bill drafting, participating in committee work, and supporting parliamentary initiatives.[1]
She emphasized that she attained the role through a competitive selection process, not through connections, and highlighted the need to shed her television image in favor of a more formal, law-oriented professional persona.[1]
In 2025, she began appearing on the Not News program —from Vía X– hosted by Nicolás Larraín.[8][9] On July 31, Navarro made her debut on the debate show program Sin filtros.[3][10]
