The presenter admits in an interview to River. Wherever he touches on an (almost) taboo subject, he reveals he’s on the verge of becoming a great-grandfather and admits he only has two (professional) regrets. One has to do with Bud Spencer….
Confessed to Gerry Scotti in a Fluss interview, in which he touched on everything: his childhood, his work, his family, and then a topic he almost reluctantly always sidelines. Namely love. – Photo | Video
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WE STUDY IT – In this lengthy confession to Corriere della Sera, the crucial part comes at the end when he is asked why he has not yet married Gabriella Perino, the woman with whom he (re)started a family. The answer is surprising, especially considering that the two have been a couple for more than 10 years: “We study each other,” said Scotti, “I don’t know how many years they would have stayed together with a nationally popular man like me, I know I desperately needed a woman like her. She doesn’t like the noise, it almost annoys her.”
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A NEW FAMILY – Gerry had also spoken of Gabriella a little earlier and remembered the terrible time when he lost both his parents around his 40 years (a quarter of a century ago) and saw his marriage to Patrizia Grosso fail: “They all seemed to burn suddenly the nativity figures who represented my concept of family. Then, together with my friends, my son and the family I rebuilt with Gabriella and her children, I managed to carry on the values I believe in.”
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grandfather BIS – Scotti then revealed that he is on the verge of becoming a great-grandfather and that his paternal spirit extends beyond Edoardo, the son he had with Patrizia Grosso: “In January, Edoardo will make me a grandfather again and I will also be recognized as a father figure of.” my partner’s children: I’m the nuisance who says turn off the light or leave the water on in the house. Now they are grown but how many nights have I been up waiting for one or the other to come back…they are my lifeline, they make me feel like a living man and an ordinary human being.”
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WHAT A CAREER! – Much of the interview revolves around his career, which Gerry says he hasn’t searched as wildly as one might think: “I did radio and it seemed like the best thing.” When Claudio Cecchetto convinced him of it, too Playing on the radio … on television, “it seemed to me to be the maximum extension of my professionalism: I experienced it as a prosthesis, as an illegal activity that sooner or later I would have tolerated. I couldn’t wait to get back to just doing radio,” says Scotti. And instead came the incredible success we know.
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TWO MEAN – But in such an overwhelming career there is also room for two professional regrets, two renunciations that still burn him. The first: “Enzo Garinei, knowing that my hero is Johnny Dorelli, asked me to seat a great add at the table. It seemed like a huge deal to me and I didn’t even have the courage to answer him, I don’t forgive myself. The second: “Another big one who invented something for me was Bud Spencer: I would have paid to accept even in this case, but they were offers that would have taken me months, how could I?”.
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