It is rumored that Federica Sciarelli is about to say goodbye to Chi l’ha visto? but will she really be like that? Here’s how the Rai 3 presenter replies.
The season of Who has seen? closes on July 10th and the program hosted by Federica Sciarelli confirms itself as one of the most loved by Italians, with excellent ratings but also a great response from the public who are interested in the cases, call for reports and sometimes provide the key to finding missing people. The presenter has been at the center of gossip for a few weeks, since it is rumored that could leave the helm of managementhere’s how he responded.
Federica Sciarelli leaves Who has seen it?
Since 2004 the success of Who has seen? it is a great reconfirmation for Rai and for Federica Sciarelli, at the helm of the program for twenty years, beloved by audiences of all ages. The new season is starting summer break starting from next July 10th and in recent weeks there have been several rumors about a Sciarelli’s possible farewell to the Rai 3 program and she, interviewed by Tv Sorrisi e Canzoni, admitted:
“You always ask me the same question and you’ll see me again promptly in September”.
In short, in an ironic way Federica ruled out her farewell to the program and will always be at the helm of Who has seen it? in September 2024. The presenter was keen to explain the success of the format by connecting it with the great response from the public who does their utmost to search for and provide clues to the editorial staff, writes reports at every hour and thus helps to solve the most difficult cases of disappearance. Sciarelli is very satisfied with the relationship that has been created with her audience over the years. The presenter has changed her management method, year after year, managing to always keep up with the times and also understand the needs of those present.
“I understood that even when there is a tragedy we need to transmit strength, especially to parents of missing or dead children. I even try to make them smile with a joke. And this attitude of mine derives from my Neapolitan nature, being the daughter of Neapolitan parents.”
In short, in a period of great change and revolution at home Rai, Sciarelli reconfirms himself at the helm of one of the most loved programs and does not seem to want to escape from the national network as some of his colleagues did, one of them Amadeus who preferred to move to Nove taking Soliti Ignoti with him, while Stefano De Martino signs a millionaire contract with the management of Viale Mazzini for an exclusive contract for the next four years.
