“The fee is mind-boggling” Barbara D’Urso returns to RAI and the stellar figure is controversial. Where we will see it

Barbara D’Urso has succumbed to the flattery of Milly Carlucci: she will become part of the Rai1 evening program

The news of the day concerns the return to TV of Barbara D’Urso. After years of attempts by Milly Carlucci to bring her onto her programme, the former Mediaset presenter has finally agreed to participate in Dancing with the Stars as a dancer for a night. The appointment is set for Saturday 5 October, and his appearance has already sparked mixed reactions: there are those who are enthusiastic and those who, however, are more sceptical.

For many, the idea of ​​seeing Barbara D’Urso, known for her unmistakable style and emotionally charged broadcasts, in a completely different guise like that of Dancing with the Stars represents a real surprise. After years of courtship, Milly Carlucci managed to convince D’Urso to take to the track, even if only for one night. And although his participation will be short, the anticipation is already sky high. The news has triggered an avalanche of comments on social media, where fans are divided between those who can’t wait to admire her performance and those who can’t imagine her being far from her classic entertainment broadcasts.

Television revenge?

But there is one detail that has not gone unnoticed: the stellar fee that Barbara D’Urso will receive for her participation. As reported by Dagospiathe presenter will collect well 70 thousand euros for her performance as a dancer for a night. A mind-boggling figure, which immediately turned the spotlight on possible strategic implications behind its hosting. Internal sources even speak of a sort of “revenge” by Rai towards Mediaset, with a back-and-forth between the networks which, to the sound of sensational guests, seem to want to send provocative signals.

Second Dagospiabehind this maneuver there would be a power play orchestrated by the upper echelons of Italian politics and television industry. Some suspect that the recent meeting between Marina Berlusconi and Mario Draghi played a role in the decision, while others speak of a green light coming directly from the Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni. Furthermore, it is rumored that Barbara D’Urso’s hosting may be linked to episodes of friction between the networks, such as the embarrassing outbursts of Strip the News on Andrea Giambruno.

One thing is certain: Barbara D’Urso’s participation in Dancing with the Stars it will be one of the most talked about television events of the season. Now all we have to do is wait for October 5th to see the “queen of television” in action on the dance floor.