Pearl Vatiero And Mirko Brunetti they are back together and seem to be very happy indeed. The experience of Big Brother helped both of them understand that they cannot be without each other and vice versa. The two former gieffini have undertaken a journey into their deepest feelings and have matured by understanding that, despite the difficulties of life, they need to be together. Since Perla left the game as the overall winner, defeating Beatrice Luzzi (who was already considered the winner by social media months ago), she continues to record stories in which Mirko is also present.
The video published in the last few hours is tender and funny at the same time: the two tell an episode that entertained the fans a lot… perhaps, a little less than Mirko and the reason is easy to say.
Perla Vatiero, Mirko Brunetti and… the painting
The latest Instagram story posted by Mirko Brunetti made his followers and also those of. smile Pearl Vatiero. The two are lying on the bed and she places an ice tablet on his forehead. They both laugh and the winner of Big Brother explains what happened: «No then guys I have to tell you what happened just now. I wanted to hang one of our paintings above the bed but Mirko kept telling me not to put it because it would fall. I didn’t listen to him, I hung him up and after two seconds he fell on his head.”
Since they left the Gf’s house, Perla and Mirko have been inseparable. Yesterday, for example, he accompanied her to the hairdresser and took a selfie in her mirror, also framing her girlfriend sitting in her armchair. The former gieffino wrote: “I didn’t deserve these endless waits.”
Fans in a frenzy
The fans of the “Preletti”, that’s what the supporters of are called Mirko Brunetti and Perla Vatiero, they simply went crazy after the last episode of Big Brother in which the two declared their love and exchanged sweet kisses. Both boys are already very followed on Instagram and everyone wishes them the best and that their feeling strengthens and grows more every day.
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