Matteo Paolillo and the denied selfies I dont know anything

Matteo Paolillo and the “denied” selfies: “I don’t know anything”. The Paralympic athlete’s father answers

“It was raining and they certainly didn’t notice that small children were waiting for a photo in front of the changing room,” says Sara Vargetto’s father…

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“It was raining and they certainly didn’t notice that small children were waiting for a photo in front of the dressing room”: This is how Sara Vargetto’s father replies to Il Messaggero, trying to dampen the controversy surrounding the accident – according to what was first reported by the news agency LaPresse – he would have been the protagonist backstage at the May Day concert Matthew Paulillo, the actor and singer best known for the Rai phenomenon series Mare fuori. As reported by the press agency, the young Paralympic athlete Sara Vargetto would have waited underwater, patiently sitting in a wheelchair while her father Paolo held her umbrella so she wouldn’t get wet until her idol Matteo Paolillo granted her a photo. “He doesn’t like that,” the singer and actor’s employee would have said in front of his dressing room to motivate him. “After a while, my daughter Sara was able to take a picture with her favorite actor,” says the athlete’s father.

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The answer

Matteo Paolillo’s staff declined the interview requests, limiting themselves to providing the press with a statement attributed to the singer-actor performing “O mar for”, the theme song of the series, and the single “Liberatemi” on stage who sang to Concertone: “I’m sorry for the news that’s been circulating and I’m even more sorry that someone spoke for me. I was in the dressing room getting ready and the staff let a few people in at various times to take photos. Only after my performance did I become aware of these controversies, which are absolutely far from my usual habits. It was wonderful for me to take part in this concert, especially because I met a wonderful audience in the rain, who gave me a great welcome.”

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