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“It happened to me too”, comments a well-known former face of Amici on the facts of Memo Remigi: general shock

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1 year ago

October 28, 2022

In recent days, the news that Memo Remigi is no longer part of Today is another day for what he did on live television

Live video of the sexual abuse of one of Serena Bortone’s “stable affections” on the program made the rounds in no time. There is no excuse or justification enough to comment on what happened to a former Amici face.

Memo Remigi (AnsaFoto)

Memo Remigi has been suspended from Today is Another Day and Serena Bortone and the company have distanced themselves from what happened which they have widely condemned. What happened triggered an unprecedented media earthquake, as it should, to give voice and proximity to the raped Jessica Morlacchi.

To comment on the story, it was Anna Pettinelli, former face of Amici – who she coached for a few years – who, in a lengthy Instagram post, decided to spill the wick and admit that she didn’t appreciate what Memo had groped to justify, “What the hell do you want a pack on your ass to be?” Harmless. I was joking! Joking a ***”.

Anna Pettinelli violently attacks Memo Remigi

In a long post on Instagram, Anna Pettinelli pointed out the importance of broadcasting the video of which the singer is the victim on social networks: “The fact is that if this video had not ended up on social networks, Jessica Morlacchi would not probably wouldn’t have reported the incident and everything would have gone unreported.” The radio host then made an admission she had never been able to make before: “It has happened to me in the past many times and I I never said it. Today I would, but I couldn’t get over the embarrassment. I hope that women today are aware of how these attitudes must be exposed and condemned without excuses”.

Anna Pettinelli is still incredulous at the words of Memo Remigi, who has not yet made his mea culpa: “An apology which in this case will never reach Jessica because it would amount to confirming what happened, what at this time, the assailant in question denies”. firmly”.