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The historic MasterChef judge Bruno Barbieri surprises with his statement: He would like to have a child. Has the time come to start a family?
The historical judge of Master chef he surprises everyone with his unexpected confession. He looked like a hard-core single man Bruno Barbieriand instead admits that he would like to have a child.
Not at all The pressure He recently confessed that he felt like “a real Peter Pan.” I swear, I’ll live the same life at 60 as I did at 30. Sure, your hair will turn white, but I’ve never aged.”
And the somewhat chic TV chef who comes along with Giorgio Locatelli And Antonino Cannavacciuolo forms a cute trio of bad boys who have fun with each other and judge the aspiring talented chefs.
But why did Barbieri change his mind? Do you want to start a family after 60? Let’s find out.
Bruno Barbieri wants a child
Bruno Barbieri is present at Master chef since the first edition, and his talent and passion for this profession that he chose many years ago can be seen in every gesture and every word. In the interview mentioned above, he talked about his early days as a cook on a ship. A hard and formative experience that, as he admits, “taught me how to manage work organization under the most difficult conditions”.
He also talked about it Today, There he went into detail: “I worked 19 hours a day, breakfast in the morning included 5,800 omelets every morning, I prepared them by eye, I watched six pans at the same time.” I prepared 30 eggs for Berner by hand, if they fell apart, they would throw you into the sea. A dedication to work that began early. And that has cost some victims.
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The chef’s confession
For the courier Bruno Barbieri confessed that he had given up raising a family to devote himself entirely to work: “I made a conscious decision, not out of selfishness: I dedicated my life to work and knew that I had to do it.” to give something up. I know for myself that I could never have become Bruno Barbieri if I had a family, because a family has to be taken care of, a woman has to be loved every day, the children have to be taken to mass on Sundays and to extracurricular activities… I would never have gotten my work permit.”
And unexpectedly, he admits that he has one big regret. But in life you never say never. And he says: “I’m a diehard single and also a bit of a viveur, but now I’d like to have a child (…) I grew up surrounded by women and I can see how much fun I have with my nieces, me go shopping with them… the men, on the other hand, just play video games. I would like to have a beautiful daughter. But only with the right woman.