Many satisfactions but also various dramas have surrounded the life, professional and otherwise, of Vladimir Luxuria.
One success after another for Wladimiro Guadagno, this is the real name of Vladimir Luxuria, who is considered a true icon within Italian television. However, his career began far away, in his native Puglia, when as a young man he was responsible for organizing events of a social nature. His ability to be among people and his ability to relate to others opened more than a few doors for him.
Almost 59 years old, she was born in Foggia on 24 June 1965, and I don’t feel it for Luxuria who still today seems to enjoy the energies of the past. Although throughout her life she has experienced the most disparate adventures and misadventures, ranging from violence suffered at an early age to becoming part of parliament, in 2006 she was elected deputy for Rifondazione Comunista, the well-known presenter does not want to downplay even a little what her incredible journey has been so far.
The same one that led Luxuria to be a popular showbiz character, but also a political woman with clear ideas and a loving life partner. For some time the showgirl seems to have even found love again. At his side there is not a famous person but a man ready to fight for his own ideals.
All about Vladimir Luxuria: from bullying to success
Even though there is a significant age difference between Luxuria and her partner, the two seem to be on the same page. Alongside the presenter, now the hostess of The Island of the Famous, there is the young Danilo Zanvit Stecher, thirty-seven years old with a certain following on social media for LGBTQ+ rights activities. The two met in 2020, it seems he is the best friend of Bastian Muller, Ilary Blasi’s new boyfriend, and from that moment they created an open couple as they themselves like to define it.
For Luxuria, having found someone to love was an indescribable joy, especially because after the violence he suffered as a teenager he struggled to trust others. In more than one interview, in fact, the presenter declared that she understood since she was a child that she didn’t feel comfortable with her gender and this caused her more than a few problems during her school days. Bullying is a social plague and she learned it the hard way.
This and much more have therefore pushed Luxuria to become the character that practically everyone knows today. The politician, in addition to having provided him with an annuity worth several thousand euros, also gave her the distinction of being the first transgender woman to end up in parliament. Certainly not bad satisfaction. Today Luxuria hosts the eighteenth edition of The Island on Channel 5 and on its debut it recorded a 20% share, all testimony to how much people have now grown fond of his person and not just his character.
