Bianca Berlinguerhost of ‘È semper Cartabianca’, recalled live Francesca FrongiaRai make-up artist who died of pancreatic cancer at 58 years old.
Bianca Berlinguer’s message for Francesca Frongia
On ‘It’s always Cartabianca’, Bianca Berlinguer said: “I really want to remember a very dear friend of mine, a RAI make-up artist with whom I worked for a very long time, Francesca, who passed away last night at just 58 years old after fighting a very tough battle against a pancreatic tumor that he had discovered a year and a half earlier.”
The presenter, moved, then added: “I want to give a hug to Francesca’s brother and to all her family and to all the RAI make-up artists and hairdressers who were close to her until the last moment. Francesca he had to endure severe pain. You know that this disease, when caught in an advanced stage, as happened to her, leaves no escape. Until the end she tolerated them with that smile, with that sympathy, with that joy that she communicated to us throughout her life. A huge hug to Francesca who is gone forever and to all of you. You will always be in my heart”.
Federica Sciarelli’s memory of ‘Who saw it?’
Also the editorial staff of the Rai program ‘Chi l’ha visto?’ wanted to pay homage to the memory of Francesca Frongia.
On the account of the program on the social network ‘X’, on Tuesday 4 June, the following message appeared: “Deep condolences by Federica Sciarelli and the editorial team of “Who has seen it?” for the premature death of my precious colleague Francesca Frongia”.
Bianca Guaccero’s touching message
Bianca Guaccero dedicated a long message to Francesca Frongia on ‘Instagram’: “My friend… How can we do it, how can we do it now without you. I will try to transform the pain into something that can redeem everything you have left inside me. But not now… I can’t… I can’t contain this pain, not to think about how much I will miss you. To your voice. How unique you were, those who know you know well. And today I can only say THANK YOU for all the good you have given me. As you told me the last time, when I said to you: ‘Kill how many cups you have in your house!’, and you replied: ‘Whoever has many cups in the house, it means that he has many friends, and I I have many friends, I was lucky’… But you weren’t lucky, you had many friends, because it was impossible not to love you”.
The presenter’s post continues as follows: “You were a volcano, a riot of jokes one after the other and how many, how many laughs we had… One more clownish than the other. How many moments shared. How many reflections, but always with your ironic and irreverent spirit.”
Bianca Guaccero’s memory: “We met in Sanremo 2008, your art, your talent, struck me as much as your personality. Since our lives were inextricably intertwined. When we did ‘Such and Which Show’, I can’t forget that you spent a sleepless night because you had to transform me into our common myth, Michael Jackson… because you cared too much, you wanted to make it perfect. But everything you did was perfect. You managed to transform me into anyone. My face was your canvas. And you created, like a painter, managing to bring out the maximum beauty and light from everyone… Thank you my friend. For always being by my side. In the successes, in the falls, in the misadventures and in the simple days lived.”
The final comment: “It has been a privilege to share my work with you, and it was a gift of life, sharing a long and unforgettable part of the journey hand in hand. As I always tell you: ‘I love you so much my friend’… And thank you, thank you a thousand times… for being my cup of tea.”
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