The gossip news about the sympathy between Sonia Bruganelli And Antonino Spinalbese continues to monopolize social media. The former GfVip commentator broke her silence on this matter in the last few hours. The ex-wife of Paolo Bonolis She decided to dot the “i” and, with her proverbial irony, tried to treat this gossip as honestly as possible. “When I go to Milan I am very happy to meet him and little Luna.” These are some of the words that Sonia Bruganelli expressed about her current relationship with the former Gieffino. But let’s see what he said in detail.
The words of Sonia Bruganelli
“A group was also created and they call it “gli spinelli”, it’s not very nice, but the thing makes you laugh,” said Sonia Bruganelli in an interview with Turchesando. No, guys, he’s a very dear friend. We have worked together and continue to do so today at a working level and I really have to say that when I go to Milan I am very happy to meet him and little Luna, who is really wonderful.”
The former commentator added: “I like him as a boy and as a person.” He’s actually one of the few men I can never pay for, whether it’s for dinner or a coffee, even if we go out as a group he always. There is nothing to do, he is very nice. He is a very good person. We do not deny this, because a relationship with Antonino is always a resume. Who knows, today he is a friend, but those who live will see it.
Sonia Bruganelli on Cesara Buonamici on Big Brother
Sonia Bruganelli also shared her thoughts on Cesara Buonamici on Big Brother. “I don’t know if he’s a fish out of water,” stressed Sonia Bruganelli. But it seems to me that she’s been taken hostage there and that she can’t wait for it to be over, that her goal is to get out of it as cleanly as possible.”
“I, on the other hand, followed all the editions of the reality show, so much so that I finished with a thesis on Big Brother,” added Sonia Bruganelli. I had fun during the reality show because I threw the stone to see their reactions. The reactions I had imagined often occurred.
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