Federico Perrotta, who is his wife Valentina Olla and daughter Vittoria
Being a guest on today’s episode of La volta Buona for a long chat with Caterina Balivo, many on the web are wondering who is Federico Perrotta’s wife, Valentina Olla. The couple is as shy and reserved in private as they are exuberant and close-knit on stage. Valentina Olla, in fact, like her husband, is an actress and theater producer, radio speaker and designer consultant. Born in the late 70s, she was passionate about art right from the start.
Valentina Olla, wife of Federico Perrotta noticed by Paolo Bonolis’ agent and Corrado she made her television debut in the 90s in the early evening program Tira e Molla by Paolo Bonolis with Luca Laurenti. The artistic partnership will also last in the years to come, Olla will in fact be the first dancer of Ciao Darwin for several editions. In the meantime, on the set she met and fell in love with her colleague Federico Perrotta, the two got married and in 2002 they had a daughter, Victoria who is now a 12 year old girl who has followed her parents around Italy in various shows since she was little.
Valentina Olla is the wife of Federico Perrotta, the actor: “It’s a pleasure to work with her, I respect her very much”
Recently in an interview with Blackwhite, Federico Perrotta on his wife Valentina Olla and his daughter Vittoria he said some beautiful words. A couple of years ago the couple brought on stage the show I Perrollas where they ironically talked about relationship problems with a wink at their relationship. Well on that occasion the actor confessed: “I work often and with pleasure together with Valentina because she is a woman I respect very much. I appreciate her strength and her talent, which is the result of a lot of study. Unlike me who am a bit lazy and love to experiment, Valentina puts a lot of effort into everything she does and this highlights the difference between us. It is certainly not comfortable to work with a woman like that, especially because being self-centered artists, the peculiarities of both are difficult to manage, especially as a couple. However, if we manage to achieve the result of pleasing the public and, usually we succeed, all the management efforts are rewarded.”
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