Pietro Fanelli has decided to abandon theIsland of the Famous: «I apologize for the words I said and if I hurt anyone. It was a wonderful experience but it’s over for me.” The decision to leave the reality show was communicated with a note that appeared on the social pages of the reality show which takes place in Honduras.
The competitor, who has been one of the most discussed and talked about castaways since the program began, had repeatedly pointed out that he did not “feel like a television or reality type”, so much so that with his exits he had also annoyed Sonia Bruganelli who asked him several times: “So why did you decide to participate?”.
Here’s what the production said.
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The press release from the Island of the Famous
In the press release that appeared on the official profile of theIsland of the Famous on Twitter we read: «Pietro Fanelli has decided to withdraw from “L’Isola dei Famosi”.
The televoting is therefore cancelled, it will be reopened with the other five castaways already nominated: Sonny Olumati, Rosanna Lodi, Daniele Radini Tedeschi, Khady Gueye and Joe Bastianich”.
It is not clear why the young poet decided to abandon the game but, certainly, everything will be clarified in the next episode of the reality show hosted by Vladimir Luxuria.
Pietro Fanelli punished
The withdrawal of Pietro Fanelli from the Island of the Famous comes like a bolt from the blue for fans of the program who, in these last few days, have witnessed the mission assigned to Pietro Fanelli by the “Spirit of the Island” and completed by him. There was food up for grabs and the castaway respected all the rules to bring it to his companions on the other island, but it’s a shame that he was punished and therefore deprived of two tomatoes because he was using the parchments with which he was supposed to write the poems. , fueled the fire. «This time, I don’t regret having chosen fire rather than poetry».
Last update: Friday 26 April 2024, 3.42pm
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