Six years after her last experience as a presenter Victoria Cabello back on TV with “crazy trips“, the new show in which he stars alongside his boyfriend Paris Vital broadcast further TV8. In an interview with Vanity Fair about this new adventure and, more importantly, the new Victoria, Cabello revealed that she realized that a year ago illness Because of work, she missed important moments in life: birthdays, confirmations, weddings. “People who are close to me know that I now tend to say ‘no’ to things that I feel are too much and I can afford. I often say that this job is always better than working: we are privileged, but life is short , and the dark period I experienced taught me that. I want to be calm and be there for others in times of need. So was I before taken from career to see it: I can’t change the past, but I can work on the future.
That reveals Victoria Cabello Michelle Murgiahas his own queer family to which Paride belongs and whose construction she began at a young age. “I’ve always had a very open view of the world and people,” he tells Vanity. “There’s a lot of talk about inclusion and diversity now, but I’ve always done it.” practiced without my knowledge. Rights are fundamental and I have never made a distinction for anyone based on sexual orientation or race. I judge people as they are, even in the working group: Having had many gay authors was a source of pride for me, even if outsiders pointed it out to me.” Queer family, but also working families like the ones that were built with Develop, Gepi Gucciari And Virginia Raphael. But if it worked for the first two friends, it didn’t work for the third. “Arisa is very pretty, every now and then she sends me a few messages: she is a real person and I am very happy with the success she has had both musically and as an entertainer. I love Geppi very much: we have a chaotic life , but sometimes we also manage to meet with Paris. Virginia, on the other hand, I never saw or heard from again.”
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