Lorenzo Tano It's one of Competitors which is the most talked about in this issue of Dancing with the stars. The son of Rocco Siffredi he is a permanent couple with the dancer Lucrezia Lando, with which a feeling was also born. During the final episode of the show hosted by Milly Carluccihe actually intervened Rocco who also wanted to say a few words about his son on the way and describe his person and character Sentence.
The words of Rocco Siffredi
Rocco Siffreditalks about his son Lorenzo Tano, he is almost always excited. He had tears in his eyes even when he appeared in the clip he was shot for Dancehe said: “Lorenzo had a lively run. He was a very active child. That changed with puberty and suddenly it's over. I asked myself a lot of questions and had doubts. Adolescence… that's exactly the age. Then maybe I was being awkward from a personal perspective. I told myself it might be my fault. I felt a lot of guilt. There were difficult moments. Because then these children are born as children, but they have not decided. It's not Lory who chose to be my son. Then the porn star continued: “We are very happy with him because we have seen that Lore has experienced a beautiful change.” I see light and serenity and that is why, in my opinion, he is living a beautiful second life. For me it was wonderful to see my son taking the mechanisms, breaking them and having fun. My fear was how he would get out. I was terribly afraid that it would be bad for him, because you must know that my son is very sensitive.
Lorenzo Tano on set
At the end, Rocco Siffredi he said Lorenzo Tano on the Sentence: «He attracts attention. Every girl that walks by asks, “Who is this guy?” I tell him, “Here's an American superstar who would like you.” He says very nicely, “No, thanks.” A big smile and lots of politeness. Any girl, he's not interested. And I have to tell you that in that sense he is his mother's son. He would never pretend to matter Lucretia, he would never pretend or play. If this thing continues and flourishes, only they will know what is right.”
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