Antonella Clerici, historical presenter of La prova del cuoco e ora di E ‘semper mezzogiorno, related something very sad that shocked all listeners. He spoke of a deadly cancer amid tears and general emotion.
Antonella Clerici She is one of the most popular TV presenters, a celebrity who made her debut with sports shows and then moved on to the show that made her iconic on Rai 1: The Cook’s Test.
Antonella is a woman of great personality who, in recent years, has won over public opinion and has managed to gain the trust of many people who follow her current format every day. It’s always noona daily morning program that keeps its loyal audience company.
The broadcast of Antonella Clerici has always been one of the characteristics of the presenter who has always shown character even in difficult times when she has decided to take time off from her work to stay close to her own family.
Putting values first is a trait that doesn’t always belong in a celebrity and isn’t often seen in show business. In Antonella’s case, the message was loud and clear and was captured with conviction by her loyal fans.
Other programs in which he has presented or co-presented are Sanremo Festival 2005, The Train of Desires, I Leave You a Song, Sanremo Festival 2010, Portobello Remake, Zecchino d’Oro 2019.
In one of the episodes of E ‘semper mezzogiorno, Clerici quoted Gianni Rodari as saying: “Every day there are things to do: wash, study, play, set the table for lunch. There are things to do at night: close your eyes, sleep, have dreams to dream, ears not to hear. There are things that one must never do, neither day nor night, neither at sea nor on land: war, for example“.
Recently, Antonella Clerici shared with the public a dramatic and very difficult episode in her life that moved everyone.
The dramatic story
In one of the latest interviews published by the presenter, the woman shared the dramatic story of the Death of his mother Franca from a malignant melanoma.
As everyone knows Antonella Clerici is an Airc Ambassador for many years it has been the Italian Society for Research on Cancer. It was precisely during this last intervention that the presenter told of her direct experience with cancer, which hit the mother in a severe and very aggressive form. One wonders whether it would have lived more today with new technologies.
Antonella Clerici underlined the importance of prevention with these succinct words: “Life is a great gift and sometimes it can be very fragile”.