The weekend has arrived and it’s time for Verissimo. In view of the summer, Silvia Toffanin’s pink rotogravure is focusing on the Best Of and today, Sunday 16 June, it will broadcast some of the cult interviews from the season just gone by. Among these also the one made to Mahmood last February, let’s remember what she said.
Verissimo-le Storie, the guests of the weekend (Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 June): from Jennifer Lopez to Mahmood
Mahmood and the house fire
Between consensus and successes lThe veteran artist with his very viral “Tuta Gold” from Sanremo 2024 confessed to Silvia Toffanin between career and private life. During the interview, the singer also spoke for the first time about the fire that occurred shortly after he moved into his first home in Milan. “It was terrible,” he tells Silvia Toffanin. “It was my first rented house, my first independence and then I had to return to my mother’s house.” Then he says that on the day of the fire he was at home with some friends: “I was at home with two of my friends and my friend noticed it when she looked at the shadow of the building.” Following the fire, Mahmood then decided to undertake a course of psychotherapy: «I went there and I talk about it a lot on the record and I must say that he really helped me to unlock some things that I had inside me». He continues: «I used this album (In the beds of others ed.) as if it were a session, I am very satisfied, very much». The singer also anticipated that there will be some surprises within the album, and unexpectedly decided to confess one of them to the presenter: «I can tell you that a featuring that has not yet been revealed is not Italian», concludes the artist.
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Private life
Silvia Toffanin at Verissimo also teased Mahmood about love and her alleged boyfriend: «I’m very happy in this last period… it’s just that obviously since January there hasn’t been time for love now we have to work and beat the iron until it’s hot, but I’m happy. Even when I wasn’t suffering I found a way to suffer because in reality I’m someone who, if something is simple, needs to complicate it”
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