In recent days, rumors have focused on the breakup between the former Gieffini Sophie Codegoni And Alessandro Basciano, complete with background information she revealed in an interview with Verissimo. And it is exactly the transmission of Silvia Toffanin to have landed in the center Controversies, after announcing this week’s guests: Basciano will be in attendance on Saturday, October 21, while Codegoni returns to the studio the following day. A series of hosted shows that amaze viewers and social media users.
Verissimo hosts the “Basciagoni”: there is controversy
The announcement of the presence of “Basciagoni” at the Verissimo was made via the social sites of the program, which filled up immediately negative comments and criticism from the public, for thetoo much space is given to the couple. “Now a Turkish soap opera,” we read in the comments. “Yet again?!?!?! Very true, once he interviewed famous people seriously, now we ended up watching “The Bold and the Beautiful” by men and women”; or again, “Well, I’d say episodes not to be missed!” But how much space are they given?” In short, viewers don’t seem to like the direction that Verissimo is taking and Silvia Toffanin’s decision to give more and more space to two characters like Sophie Codegoni and Alessandro Basciano. We read all of this on social media with the clear intention increase the sharewill investigate – even with a conscience morbidity – in the private lives of VIPs (or supposed VIPs, one might add).
What happened to Berlusconi’s anti-garbage?
The main criticisms leveled against Verissimo and Silvia Toffanin include numerous attacks on the program that have been alleged Reporting on Canale 5 about the much-discussed “trash” that Pier Silvio Berlusconi wanted to push out of the Mediaset networks. Therefore, the question immediately arises: What happened to the CEO’s famous anti-waste policy? Suffice it to say that Berlusconi introduced such a regulation just a few months ago Stop admitting people who are considered “at risk.” and that they had reduced the level of transmission too much. To gain a little more audience, its partner’s program is now welcoming back faces known only from reality shows and careers as influencers. And even the viewers are of the same opinion: “Mediaset chased away D’Urso precisely because of this garbage and these ridiculous things and then continues with another program that rises to the level of seriousness, even though there is nothing so serious about it”; “Silvia Toffanin does nothing but repeat what D’urso did, so I don’t understand the novelty that her husband praised so much”; or again: “Verissimo has fallen very low. Once upon a time there was a program at a certain level.”