We have reached the end of the second season of Beasts: tonight, with the fifth and final episode, Francesca Fagnani will close this new cycle of interviews. After Loredana Bertè, Carla Bruni and Matteo Salvini in the first episode, then Fedez, Alessandro Borghi, and Francesca Cipriani, Marcella Bella, Simona Ventura and Ilenia Pastorelli and finally Antonella Clerici, Lory Del Santo and Margherita Buy last Tuesday, we will listen to the stories of three last guests. Also broadcast on Rai 2 and always at 9.20pm, Francesca Pascale, Mara Maionchi and Piero Chiambretti will be in the studio.
«Who didn’t understand that meeting her was lucky?», asks Fagnani to Mara Maionchi in a preview clip of the fifth episode, «Tiziano Ferro why didn’t he think that both my husband and I helped him to be the one who the end, in part, is”, replies the record producer, “But this is not important, it is not necessary to have gratitude”. With Maionchi Fagnani he will also talk about gambling and gambling addiction (“I don’t know whether to say if I have an addiction, but I like it, that’s why I contain myself”), of her husband’s betrayal “partly my fault” and of the difficult relationship with her mother. «I was missing something», says Maionchi, «I urged her all my life to give me affection, a hug, something… but she didn’t have it. And I understood it later. Everyone is as they are.”
Together with Maionchi Francesca Pascale will also be there former parliamentarian and former partner of Silvio Berlusconi. Today Pascale is married to Paola Turci (who we saw in the singing space of Beasts with his “Ma dimme te”) and it is to be expected that the questions of the red agenda will delve into his sentimental and political path. «My gratitude to Francesca Fagnani for giving me the opportunity to tell important moments of my life without any reservations», Pascale wrote on her Instagram profile, «It was strong and beautiful».
Finally, the last guest of the evening will be Piero Chiambretti who is about to return to Rai just as many presenters are leaving. His new program is called Women on the verge of a nervous breakdown and will begin in May on Rai3. There will be an opportunity to talk about the project as well as public television, without neglecting the more personal events.
