Nicola Porcella rants against 'This is war': “Fame overwhelms you and you have bad company”

Nicola Porcella, former reality boy, model, host and now actor, decided to talk about his time on the program 'This is war' America Television, which he entered at a very young age. Likewise, Porcella surprised with his statements, since he said that he had hard times in the program and after that, no one helped him.

Nicola Porcella He also admitted that this stage as a reality boy helped him take the big step to Mexico, where he is slowly building his future and is now working on the Televisa novel 'Love has no recipe'. We invite you to read this note about the statements of the famous Nicola Porcella.

What did Nicolla Porcella say about 'This is war'?

Nicola Porcella revealed in the program 'You are in all', America TVwhat was his experience in 'The House of the Famous', in which he always told what his time as a reality boy was like and always mentioned the program 'This is war', a reality show in which he believes he made many mistakes due to his youth and because bad companies.

“I told my story in 'The House (of the Famous)', I made many mistakes, I always said it, a product that I entered very young. You feel untouchable, unattainable, that you are number one and that no one is ever going to get you out of there. Fame suffocates you, overwhelms you, and even more so when you have bad company. who repeat to you: 'You are the star', instead of sitting down, putting yourself on the ground and telling you: work. “Something happened and they told me: 'You're Nicola Porcella, nothing's wrong' and you start believing it,” she said.

Does Nicola Porcella miss 'This is war'?

Nicola Porcella He pointed out that despite his bad moments in the program 'This is war', he is grateful for having gone through what happened, since that motivated him to look for a new opportunity in another country. “But I thank everyone for what they put me through, what I have to go through, because if not, I wouldn't be here (in Mexico).. I would be in 'This is war' and I would not be living a dream that, for anyone who works in Latin America, is a dream,” she emphasized.