Carla Signoris is the wife of Maurizio Crozza but she is also one of the most loved Italian actresses and voice actresses: this is how she met her husband.
There are great loves that have been going on for many years now, always far from the spotlight, but this does not mean that they are not really very important: one of these is certainly the one formed by Carla Signoris and Maurizio Crozza, with the two who are increasingly happier with each passing day despite the fact that many years have passed since the fateful ‘yes’ at the altar.
Many still wonder today what they were like known: a detail that no one would have ever imagined.
Carla Signoris wife Crozza, how did they meet?
Carla Signoris, well-known comedian and television presenter, reveals during a conversation on Sky TG24 the way in which her husband Maurizio Crozza was “educated” in domestic duties: “With bats!”, she jokes. The couple, who married in 1991, met very young, at just 14 years old, and grew up together learning from each other.
Revealing the details of their domestic life during the program A cena da Maria Latella, Signoris underlines that, although Crozza does not deal with the chores like washing dishes or doing laundry, he is a skilled cookthus distributing the tasks at home equally.
The woman, originally from Genoa, made her stage debut in 1980 and he maintained theater as one of his main passions. Her entry into television took place in 1992 with the program Avanzi, together with the Broncoviz company, which also included the person who would later become her future husband. The two, who met in high school, continued to date during their studies at the Acting Academy of the Stabile di Genova, and today they also had two children: Giovanni and Pietro.
The episode in which the very famous actress revealed these details was broadcast on the occasion of International Women’s Day, addressing the topic of gender violence. With statistics showing that 82% of crimes are committed by men, there has been discussion as to whether a change in the mentality of men and women could help improve the situation, considering the continued disparities faced by Italy despite decades of feminist struggles.
