from Barbara d’Urso to the background on her Sanremo

A unleashed Antonella Clerici talks to ‘Belve’, the program created and hosted by Francesca Fagnani and broadcast this evening on Rai2. Among the guests of the fourth episode also Margherita Buy and Lory del Santo.

The beloved presenter of ‘È Semper Mezzogiorno’ answers the landlady’s biting questions, first of all those on the rumors of his possible hosting of the next Sanremo Festival, “No one has ever asked me,” says Clerici who, on Amadeus’ farewell he says: “I found him very courageous”. Fagnani then insists: “But do you mind the fact that they haven’t probed you yet?”. And Antonella replies: “It’s a bit part of our Rai world, then maybe I’d say no. I have my plans and I have my things, I don’t give a damn… too bad for them!”.

When Francesca Fagnani asks: “The ‘Prova del cuoco’ was a huge success and she said this time they will have to put me in the place of the RAI horse”, Clerici replies: “Never, no, never. Even though every now and then I thought I deserved it.” But the presenter insists: “Haven’t they given her the credit she deserves?”. “Well, sometimes it was okay for them to say ‘gee thank you, you were fantastic’. But not this company, a pat on the back would be enough and I suffered for this.”

When it comes to relationships between colleagues, Fagnani urges: “Don’t be diplomatic, tell me which or the ones you love the least” and at that point, Clerici doesn’t hesitate: “Barbara d’Urso”. And he explains the reason: “I was in a moment of great success and there was the betrayal of my ex-partner. She opened afternoon five by saying: ‘tomorrow we have Eddy’s lover exclusively’. I found it very unpleasant. , I would never have done it to one of my colleagues.”

Finally, in a very lively passage of the interview, the presenter finally dissolves after so many years yellow of the famous ‘sugo-gate’ and reveals to Belve the name of the singer who didn’t go to the Sanremo she hosted because, according to her, it tasted too much like sauce: “They told me. If it’s not true, I apologize, but if it’s true, I expect an apology from you.”