Vladimir Luxuria hosted the latest edition ofIsland of the Famous which ended just a few days ago and saw the Turkish actor Aras Senol triumph. The reality show, which has always been one of Mediaset’s flagships, did not really shine this year and the share speaks for itself: the average was 17.64%. In his recent interview with Turchesando, Vladimir Luxuria explained what this experience left him with and responded in kind to Fabrizio Corona.
Vladimir Luxuria’s statements
Vladimir Luxuria she was a guest on the radio program Turchesando and, regarding theIsland of the Famous she said: «From this experience I learned a lot, at the meetings for the program I think I grew a lot. When I walk around the street people compliment me on my professionalism and elegance. The ratings were not satisfactory, it’s true, I’m not stupid to deny it.” The presenter later also responded to what she had said Fabrizio Corona a few weeks ago saying he was a man dressed as a woman.
The answer to Fabrizio Corona
Regarding what he had declared Fabrizio Corona in Gurulandia, Vladimir Luxuria she replied: «I am always ready to accept criticism when it is constructive. You know, one does a live broadcast of an important program for the first time. I try to make the best of criticism to learn, but this insult… what do I have to learn from this? When I won the Island in 2008 he himself told me “You should host a program with Belen”, then, having declared himself bisexual, the alleged affair with Giacomo Urtis, I didn’t think he could go so far as to say such mean things. He said these things but, in general, it wasn’t considered a scandal by the mainstream, I didn’t have any major criticisms about this and it gives me hope.”
The words of Pier Silvio
Pier Silvio Berlusconi also said during the press conference on the television season: «This year’s Island of the Famous was not a particularly successful edition, there were some lapses in style. I found myself at odds with the choice not to show everything. The work that has been done does not satisfy me. From L’Isola I would have expected slightly deeper stories to tell. At the basis of The Island of the Famous is survival and hunger. I feel like this is honestly missing. I don’t think it’s a fruitful format, in Spain we achieve great results: the cast was wrong.”
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