The media phenomenon known as the “Ferragnez case” continues to attract considerable attention, so much so that even the famous presenter Fiorello found space to comment on the topic during one of his most recent appearances on Long live Rai 2. During his speech, Fiorello underlined the extensive media coverage dedicated to the couple formed by Fedez and Chiara Ferragnihighlighting that, although there are extremely relevant issues such as the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), the upcoming elections and international tensions, the media seem inclined to focus mainly on the personal affairs of the Ferragnez.
With a splash of sarcasm, the host even imagined a joking joke from the Pope regarding the alleged break-up between Fedez And Chiara Ferragniexclaiming:
Imagine that this morning the Pope would have declared at the meeting of cardinals: “They no longer have Fedez”.
Fiorello concluded his speech by anticipating Chiara Ferragni's guest appearance at Fabio Fazio What's the weather likehinting that further details may emerge, provided the Codacons do not pose obstacles. This wait for Ferragni's interview could contribute to further increasing media interest around the couple and their personal affairs.
The presenter then joked about another important separation, that of Piero Baronemember of the musical group The flight. According to some rumors, the young artist would be single again, and Fiorello took the opportunity to make an ironic comparison between Piero's situation and that of Chiara Ferragni, exclaiming:
Everyone is separating, Totti and Ilary, Ferragni and Fedez. Do you know who's left? Renga and Nek!
Finally, the conversation turned to the recent New Year's Eve shootings, a topic still much discussed, despite the great uproar around the Ferragnez. This constant return to the issue of shootings could bring out new details or developments, keeping the public and media's attention alive.
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