“I miss” Big Brother, Cesara Buonamici bursts into tears live: the reason is serious

A moment of despair aired during yesterday’s episode of Big Brother: the emotion of the commentator Cesara Buonamici for the recent death of her mother

Yesterday evening, Monday 23 September, the reality show was broadcast live Big Brothercharacterized, in particular, by a moment of intense emotion. The journalist and commentator Cesara Buonamici in fact, at a certain point in the broadcast, she gave in to tears while a very delicate topic was being discussed in the studio.

The sensitivity and fragility of the well-known presenter emerged clearly and without restraints in what represents, without a doubt, one of the most emotionally difficult periods experienced by the journalist. The presenter, Alfonso Signoriniaware of Buonamici’s critical moment, asked her to express her opinion in support of a competitor who was clearly in difficulty.

Cesara Buonamici: the reason for those tears shed live

During the third episode of Big Brother, which aired yesterday evening, the host of the reality show called the contestant Luca Calvani with whom he stopped to discuss a very painful topic.

A topic that managed to touch the most sensitive and delicate chords of Cesara Buonamici’s soul:

“The best thing that can happen to us is to have her support. I had her until two months ago, a very advanced age. I always had her by my side with this support and my fears and insecurities always took a back seat”.

Luca Calvani, specifically, was asked to talk about the Missing mother. A pain so deep and intense that the famous commentator unfortunately knows very well, having recently experienced it first hand. Her mother Rose in fact it recently disappeared.

“This is mother, your fears disappear and love always wins. This is the greatest fortune we can have in life. I miss it a lot, I miss everything”.

Cesara Buonamici finally confessed to still having kept some audio tapes in which the mother’s voice is recorded and she usually listens to them again in an attempt to soothe, at least in part, the poignant pain of nostalgia.