Filippo Bisciglia is ready. Indeed very ready. «Every time it’s a new emotion, because new stories are told, new kids arrive. And every time, I grow fond of it.” Words spoken to the weekly magazine Chi by the host who will host the tenth season of Temptation Island from Thursday 27 June.
The interview
«I am super partes – says Bisciglia – I have to be, I am the one who moderates, but in some cases I would really like to be able to have my say, but it would be another program…». And the strength of the program strongly desired by Maria De Filippi is precisely its formula. «Those who participate in the program know well that feelings will be put into play. And they must be ready to expose all their problems and question themselves, when you really do it, then, you understand a lot about your story: but when does it ever happen, in real life, that you can see your boyfriend or your girlfriend from the outside? Seeing them with another boy or another girl, how they relate.”
In the weekly magazine directed by Alfonso Signorini he explains why a single person works. «In my opinion, it is important that they know how to speak, that they know how to listen and that they know how to tell their stories. Then, of course, beauty matters. But when you want to vent, before looking for beauty, you look for empathy.”
And if he opens his suitcase of memories he says that «one of the bonfires that I remember with most love is that of Emanuele and Alessandra, for me it was beautiful; today they have four children and love each other very much. But at the first bonfire they broke up, he went with a single girl. And then, that same evening, he felt bad, thought better of it and the next day he asked to meet his girlfriend. It was the first time.” He remembers that Emanuele began to cry and “I started to cry with him too.” And speaking of love, Filippo has been together with Pamela Camassa for almost 17 years. «We have invested a lot in ourselves and we want to continue to do so in the future…».
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