Nicole Santinelli he went Carlo Alberto Mancini two weeks after the broadcast of the selection a men and women. A woman from throne overHowever, he did not say a word to Nicole and posted a swipe Instagram against the former Tronista. Would the girl leave the suitor to follow in his footsteps?
According to followers yes. But Nicole Santinelli has not yet made any statement, while Carlo Alberto Mancini shared the news live with his followers on social networks. Today the dig comes over from the throne and contributes a part to the causes of the separation of the two. Let’s see what it is.
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Roberta DiPaduafrom the parterre of the throne above men and women, has published a story about Instagram This appears to be a confrontation with Nicole Santinelli.
The two women often clashed on the show Maria DeFilippi. Both because of the different views on men and because Roberta had appreciated the presence of Andrea (an suitor not chosen by the Tronista), which would have led to the two raising the tone towards U&D on several occasions.
“Never say Never”
The phrase that Roberta DiPadua published is a clear indication of the unselected candidate, Andrew Forigliowho would only have commented on a possible future love affair with Roberta with a “never say never”.
That will be what is unleashed and worrying Nicole Santinelli? The former Tronista left her suitor, but the reasons and causes that would have led to her parting with the boy are not yet known.
“Never say never… and they skip all plans,” Roberta’s quip is a clear reference to the rumors that she would be involved in an acquaintance with the suitor Nicole didn’t choose.
Adding this detail to Carlo’s statements, one might think that the girl regretted her decision and decided to change course.
What will the blonde ex-Tronista think of Roberta’s dig?
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