Serena Bortone loses ground, Luisella Costamagna advances. The next television season is taking shape at home Rai in view of official presentation of the 2024/25 schedules which will be held in July in Naples and, according to the latest rumors, things are destined to change on Rai 3. After the news of the return of Massimo Giletti in the early evening of Monday, in fact, there are still various issues to be resolved, starting with Serena Bortone’s situation. As reported by Republic the presenter will be forced to “pay” for the controversy after Scurati case and do space for Luisella Costamagnahalving the airing of his show What will be…on Rai 3. Costamagna, however, intervened to clarify her future at Rai. Let’s find out what she said she and all the details.
Rai schedules, Serena Bortone “halved”
Serena Bortone goes back to being a case in viale Mazzini. If last year the presenter lost the prestigious slots of the early afternoon on Rai 1 to make room for the return of Caterina Balivo with The Vault Good (close to he confirms), this year the RAI, in the hands of the centre-right, could further reduce its television space. With the official presentation of the 2024/25 schedules now ever closer (it will be held in July in Naples), in fact, Bortone risks paying dearly controversy relating to Scurati case and his anti-fascist “challenge” to censorship of state television. The puzzle relating to Rai 3 is still to be solved but, according to what has been hypothesized by RepublicSerena Bortone could miss prime time access on Sundayswith its program What will be… reduced to broadcasting on Saturdays only. The presenter would thus lose 50% of her space on Rai to make room for Luisella Costamagna.
Luisella Costamagna’s reaction
With the intensification of the rumors linked to his name in view of the next Rai season, Luisella Costamagna he decided to intervene personally to clarify his situation. The Republic he has in fact spoken of his closeness to the 5 Star Movement and his old aspiration to lead Night Line (entrusted to Monica Giandotti), leading the presenter herself to deny the news and vent hard on social with a note: “I have said publicly that I have never been interested in Night Line and that in my present and future at the moment there is only Tango“. The winner of the 17th edition of dancing with the Stars she also took a few pebbles out of her shoes regarding her broadcast on Rai 2: “A program which I am very happy about and which, contrary to what Vitale says, has had a growing trend, reaching a 6% share, despite a difficult location”. No reference instead to the “halving” (and possible replacement) of Serena Bortone, with the Sunday evening prime time access of Rai 3 still to be defined.
