Maria De Filippi after the season takes stock of the program
The UeD season has been over for about a month but the fans continue to be full of curiosity about everything related to the format. To conclude this edition with a flourish, Maria De Filippi decided to retrace a bit of i highlights of the programcommenting on the great success his program has had.
In an interview with La Stampa, the hostess wanted to say more about her role in the UeD study. Queen Mary reluctantly admits to having had to resort at his more severe side in some circumstances.
But despite this, De Filippi has always been a woman very attentive to kindness and not to hurt the feelings of others. During the interview she revealed: “When was the last time I raised my voice? Sometimes it happens on television. However, if I become bullying with who I have invited, I am very sorry “.
Also because the role I have is overwhelming in itself. I prefer peer comparisons “. “I happen to do it even in private life, but after a minute it passes me and I’m so stupid as to apologize even if I’m right, for the simple fact of having raised my voice”.
Of course, it seems absurd to compare this extreme kindness to the brusque and intrusive ways of the columnist Tina Cipollari. Maria talked about her by entering into the theme of embarrassing moments, which apparently were not lacking in the program.
“Tina Cipollari’s example was not the best, poor Gemma Galgani took a bucket of water in the studio. A very humiliating situation that ridiculed her in front of everyone. Certainly an incorrect behavior to show, nor to follow “.
“But if we keep in mind that the context is that of UeD, where there is always an atmosphere of irony and making fun of oneself is the order of the day, the discourse changes. The fact remains that it is not a behavior to be imitated, but in a TV show it can also be accepted… ”.
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