The 2023 edition of You’ve Got Mail begins with a story of a marriage betrayal. Spread the previews of the content of the first episode. In the studio, a woman tries to win her husband back.
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You have mail starts again. The 2023 edition of the show people Directed by Maria De Filippi, the highly anticipated steamroller of Mediaset’s flagship, it will be broadcast in prime time on Canale5 from Saturday 7 January. The exciting stories told by the landlady’s skillful voice are back, but most of all the long-awaited family contrasts that so appeal to audiences at home. An example of this is the video with the previews circulating on the show’s social channels, a film that anticipates the story of one Treason.
The preview of You’ve got mail 2023
Saturday, January 7, in the studio of You have mail a wife and husband, Stefano, will sit on opposite sides of the cover. Sharing them seems to have been a betrayal, at least judging by the short videos available on the internet. It is the woman who asks for the support of the program to win back her partner. But he seems adamant enough to admit, “She’s a snake.” Sentence to which he adds: “He had to understand it before performing certain actions. Before I found her under this person’s house and she upstairs”.
You’ve Got Mail numbers
You’ve Got Mail has been a success story for over 20 years. The People Show is hosted by Maria DeFilippi it has carved out a part of the audience made up of enthusiasts eagerly awaiting the start of each new year to meet in January to comment on the events discussed in the studio. The average audience confirms year after year the affection that the public has for the program, one of the most popular within the already successful range of offers represented by the programs of Fascino and the De Filippi brand. The 2022 edition of the people show ended with an average market share of almost 30% and around 6 million average viewers. A hit with audiences that has made the format one of the network’s most solid offerings.