Antonella Clerici spoke freely about her daughter Maelle’s academic performance. Here’s what he said without any filter
Everyone agrees on that Antonella Clerici is one of the most popular presenters the final years of the small screen. With her indescribable sweetness, she manages to tiptoe into the homes of those who have followed her since her first debut.
Over the years, he has been the center of attention not only for his professionalism but also for his affairs of the heart. In 1989 she married the former basketball player Giuseppe Motta. Then he had an affair with his colleague Massimo Gilettiwhereupon she married in New York in 2000 Sergio Cossa. Unfortunately, there was no divorce this time either.
She was there from 2007 to 2016 Eddie Martens who made Maelle’s father in 2009. Now she is linked to the entrepreneur Vittorio Garrone and together they take care of the little girl’s education. The presenter has a good relationship with her and talks enthusiastically about her when she has the opportunity.
Antonella Clerici without filters about her daughter Maelle
As a public figure, he shares much of his daily life on social media and is no exception, even when it comes to giving interviews. To the microphones from Gente He talked about his daughter and connected to other topics.
“When I turned 50, it was a tragedy… Damn, I’m old, I said to myself… All the doors were a shock to me, but I didn’t understand anything. “The best years are the 40 to 50 year olds,” he said in an interview with the weekly magazine Gente. Then the conversation turned to his daughter Maelle.
Antonella Clerici and Maelle – Instagram source – Romait.it
“There is only one person responsible for this: her”
In fact, she said that these were the best years of her life because she became a mother. Born from her previous relationship, Maelle is now a great girl with a satisfying school career. In this regard, the presenter made a confession: “If she comes home with a 4, there is only one person to blame: her.” If we don’t get them used to rejection, they won’t accept no from their friend. And the school has to help: an hour or more of emotional education per week would be very important.”
He took the opportunity to talk about the events of the last few days: “She already knows that you have to stay away from possessive men. And I recommend you to be careful when you go out alone. To girls I say: Beware of narcissists. They say they’ll kill themselves if you leave them, but they never kill themselves. Instead they stab the friend.”