Eleonora Daniele, one of the leading presenters of Italian television, recounted a truly dramatic time in her life, something heartbreaking that broke her heart. Here’s what it is.
Eleonora Daniele is one of the conductors with the most interesting career and certainly one of the most popular women among celebrities. At the helm of Italian Stories, he brings quality and insight into the homes of millions of Italians who faithfully follow the program. But did you know that Eleonora Daniele started her television career as the servant of La Sai Ultima?
In 2001 he took part in the second edition of Big Brotheranother thing that the less informed certainly won’t know and that usually comes as a surprise, but after all, GF has been the launch pad or salvation for many people, think for example Luca Argentero whose acting career took off right after participating in the reality show.
Eleonora Daniele has an enviable career and certainly a lot of satisfaction, but she too has had to endure dramatic moments throughout her life. Here’s what happened.
The drama of Eleonora Daniele
Eleonora Daniele was recently among the guests of Sunday In and it was precisely on this occasion that she spoke of a dramatic moment in her life, a moment that caused her enormous pain: “When you are in great pain, you have more sensitivity to tell others if you have experienced a difficult moment. There was a moment in my life that changed me profoundly and it was the loss of my autistic brother Luigi”.
Losing a sibling is something that breaks you inside and that it cannot be forgottenThis is how Eleonora Daniele’s confession continues: “When he left, everything changed for me. It’s like time stopped and I was left lifeless. Days and years can pass, but a love so great can never pass.”
Losing a family member who is a sibling, a parent or a child is a very deep pain that breaks the soul and from which one never leaves, even as time goes by, life cannot be the same as before: “The memory is continuous, it is a fixed thought. I wake up thinking about him and go to sleep thinking about him. I haven’t gotten over his death, I don’t think I ever will.”
When Eleonora Daniele was a guest Today is another daystill remembered his brother Luigi, who suffered from autism and died very young, at just 44 years old.
The testimony of Eleonora Daniele on that occasion read as follows: “No one ever asks me who my brother Luigi was, as if the autistic label would define a person. He was a special boy, with severe autism, who then grew up in a private institution from the age of 18.
My family was forced to make this decision due to the severity of his illness, which also resulted in him beating my father. At the same time, we understood that he had to go his own way. The choice was difficult, I suffered a lot”.