Anita Olivieri she was one of the most controversial characters of this edition of Big Brother: loved and hated at the same time for her character, her positions and her “alliances” with other tenants inside the most spied on house in Italy. For a few weeks now, the 26-year-old Roman has returned to regular life, without microphones or cameras around her, she is dating Alessio Falsone and their story seems to be going swimmingly. However, in the past few hours, Anita published an Instagram story in which she tells her followers how she really feels in this period of her life.
Anita Olivieri’s social outburst
Anita Olivieri, since she left the Big Brother house, she is always very active on social media and between funny videos and romantic photos with Alessio Falsone she is telling fans about her life. The former gieffina, in the last few hours, published a video in which she runs in the middle of nature and wrote: «The most difficult thing, at the moment, is explaining to people how I feel. I can’t feel understood, these are difficult days because almost a year has passed and I feel like I haven’t lived it, there are so many things to process, much bigger than me. We all need time and I believe that the “after” is the most difficult part of the journey. When the Gf gave you meaning, you felt protected like a child and then when you leave, you feel as if you had escaped from a laboratory experiment: homeless, aimless, you forgot how to live and what you are and can do. The emotions, joys and pains are too many to metabolise in such a short time but this place… nature listens to me and always saves me. I am grateful to her.”
Anita, post Gf
Anita Olivieri she left the Big Brother house a little over a month ago and is now at her home in Formello with her family. Her boyfriend Alessio Falsone, however, is in Milan but the girl has repeatedly reiterated that, for the moment, she is not thinking about moving to another city because she needs to take time to get used to her life again. Always.
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