Federica Panicucci between joys and some personal drama. The presenter from Livorno recalled a tragedy that struck her some time ago
He is about to cut forty years of his long and extraordinary career. Federica Panicucci is now an icon of Italian televisiona status that he was able to achieve thanks to his skills and unquestionable talent, but above all thanks to an uncommon determination.
A career equally divided between RAI and Mediaset, with a predilection for the latter especially in recent years. Many viewers still remember his tears of sincere emotion at the moment of the live TV announcement of the passing of Silvio Berlusconi.
Panicucci also worked for a long time on state TV channels. In fact, his debut on the small screen took place way back in 1987 as switchboard operator of “Portobello”, the legendary program broadcast on Rai Due. conceived and led by the unforgettable Enzo Tortora.
Since then his career has been a crescendo of successes and popularity, until his definitive arrival eighteen years ago on the Mediaset networks. Presenter, commentator, radio speaker, showgirl: Federica Panicucci is all this and most likely even more.
Federica Panicucci, among many joys the memory of the personal drama emerges: what happened
However, despite many professional and personal satisfactions, the showgirl from Cecina had to face the drama of the death of his father, Edo Panicucci, struck down by a serious illness in the space of just three months A tragedy that marked her forever, as she had the opportunity to tell on live TV.
Guest of the living room of “very true“, the talk show hosted by Silvia Toffanin, Panicucci spoke about the special relationship that he had with his father: “I have always been very close to him since I was a child. In the evening when I was in bed I coughed to make him understand that I was still awake and he got into bed with me and cuddled me“.
Federica Panicucci, the memory of her father Edo is always alive: “I feel that he is here”
Federica Panicucci then revealed that she feels her father is very close to her, in all moments of her daily life. And in particular in her dreams: “I dream of him very often, I feel him hugging me tightly and smiling at me. I feel him close, I feel that he is there“.
The memory becomes even more moving: “Our hugs were the last thing I remember before he left, those gestures meant that I wanted to keep him with me, even though I knew he was about to leave“.
