Big Brother VIP
“Overwhelmed by hatred, I think the worst. I have panic attacks and death threats,” said the costume designer
Released on January 17, 2023
It’s not an easy time for John Ciacci. His participation in the seventh edition of the Big Brother VIP it was intended to create a rebirth, a way of bringing the HIV-positive issue to the attention of the general public (so much so that for the Tuscan, the rules of the reality show were changed, which until last year did not allow the entry of HIV-positive and people with HIV). Instead, thanks to the case Marco Bellaviathe adventure in the most spied house in Italy made things worse for the well-known costume designer, who was forced to leave the game earlier than expected.
In an interview with the weekly newspaper Nuovo Tv the former face of Detto Fatto He admitted experiencing a rather complicated and unexpected moment:
“I had bad thoughts. The analyzes fail, I’m sick, I can’t sleep, I have panic attacks, I go to a psychiatrist. My situation is very delicate. Why do I have to pay such a high price? I didn’t hurt anyone”
Giovanni Ciacci confided that he had conceived little solidarity by other personalities from the entertainment world, with the exception of Alfonso Signorini, Raimondo Todaro, Valeria Marini, Caterina Balivo, Manila Nazzaro. From the others, according to the 51-year-old, there was not even a message.
The costume designer then wanted Response to Simona Ventura who wrote on Twitter after his departure from GF Vip: “Ciacci has made himself known”. Giovanni answered gruffly: “I’ve never worked with you, what would you know about me?”.
Ciacci and this background to Big Brother Vip
Today Giovanni Ciacci hopes to one day be able to return to the Cinecittà bunker, since this adventure turned out to be shorter than expected. The former Gieffino couldn’t even put his health woes in the best possible light: just before crossing the famous Porta Rossa, he actually admitted it was him HIV positive.
And speaking of Big Brother Vip, Giovanni Ciacci blurted out a backstory never revealed to this day:
“Two contestants have even asked me to fake a flirt in order to be seen, but I’m not for fake stories. Apart from Carolina Marconi, Patrizia Rossetti and Luca Salatino, the others considered me privileged. As if being HIV positive is an advantage!”
Giovanni Ciacci preferred not to name names, but he showed once again how much GF Vip can be born fake love stories and artfully assembled to get the audience talking. Ciacci reiterated that he wanted to deliver a message of hope on the Mediaset show, but instead he only received death threats that disrupted his anything but peaceful everyday life.
above to the allegation of bullying against Marco Bellavia, Ciacci wanted to make it clear that he had done nothing:
“This excitement was caused by accounts bought on social networks. But I’ll find out who’s behind it”