Emma Marrone talks about her illness. Photo and video

Emma Marrone confesses on TV, revealing the details of the disease she had to fight against and about which she reveals: «They removed my ovaries because of the tumor. But I can still have children.” – photo | video

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THE AUDITION WITH FRIENDS – The singer tells everything to Le Iene, in the episode that will be broadcast tonight 16 April, after spending two days and two nights with the program’s correspondent Nicolò De Vitiis. And she starts from her beginnings: «How did the Amici audition go? Very bad. I was in a difficult, complicated phase. I was still recovering physically from the first cancer that hit me at that time; therefore, I had also lost hope and faith a little in life in general.”

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THE ILLNESS – And to think that she discovered it by chance: «A friend of mine, a work colleague, had to have a gynecological examination and had asked me to accompany her. Once there she had proposed that I visit her herself, assuring me of the doctor’s skill. I saw her face change color and from there it was hell. The thing that traumatized me and hurt me the most was seeing my parents completely destroyed. Have I ever been afraid of dying? Yes. That situation has arisen three times. I had the operation in which I permanently lost my ovaries.”

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THE DREAM OF BECOMING A MOTHER – Emma, ​​when asked by Nicolò, says she didn’t have time to freeze her eggs. However, “I may still be able to have children. I have a uterus. However, we live in a country where, unfortunately, single women cannot have children through assisted reproduction without the presence of a partner. I find it a huge bullshit. I am 39 years old and have all the tools to be a mother: economic, psychological, family support, but since I don’t have a partner I cannot have the right to become a mother. I would like to become a mother knowing that all women could have the right to it, I don’t like to think that it is always and only an economic question.”

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