Barbara D’Urso blew out 67 candles. And she celebrated with a new project that surprised everyone. Many thought she would celebrate the birthday with a return to TV after turbulent farewell to Mediaset. In recent days, in fact, by publishing a photo on Twitter with the now famous “coffee” that he symbolically had every afternoon with his audience, he had started a cryptic countdown. In fact, there was a debut on May 7th. But not in a new TV program, as many fans of the presenter hoped. Barbara, in fact, celebrated 67 years by landing on Tik Tok.
In the first video, shot in the kitchenthe presenter she is wearing pink pajamas and holding it in her hand a cup of coffee: «Are you ready for a shock envelope? Today is my birthday, so I was thinking about the year to come and I thought I want to spend it with you,” he says in the video. Adding: «I want to share with you, or rather, I’ll start: I want to take you behind the scenes of my passions, of what I do in the morning, in the evening, at night. What I like to do, the challenges with my friends, the entertainment, the reflections and more… I’m leaving but then you’re there too eh. See you here, on TikTok. With my heart!». The caption accompanying the video reads: «Shock announcement! I arrived on Tiktok and I want to tell you everything that happens behind the scenes of my life. Put on the coffee, I’ll wait for you here!
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Barbara’s new profile already has almost 500 thousand followers, while the video was seen by over 80 thousand people in just a few hours. Many fans in the comments showed all their joy at seeing the presenter again, many did not hide their nostalgia: «When will you be back on TV?». A topic still shrouded in mystery today. In recent weeks there had been talk first of a possible return to Rai, then of a landing on the Nine, however denied by Warner Bros Discovery.
What is certain is that D’Urso has not yet digested the forced farewell to Afternoon 5. Last March, guest of Sunday In, Barbara had in fact confessed to Mara Venier: «Sixteen years live every day, I have always been there, even during Covid. Every day I was there to keep the Italians company. The way I was torn from my life, on June 26th at 4.10pm, it was terrible. And no one explained to me why. The pain is still here. But I don’t want to go to war.” D’Urso’s professional future, eleven months later, remains shrouded in mystery. Barbara, in the meantime, has decided to launch into a new social adventure. Now her “studio”, awaiting a return to TV, is on Tik Tok.
