“I’ve been fighting with this since I was born”, Enrica Bonaccorti reveals her drama: petrified fans

No one was aware of the drama experienced by Enrica Bonnacorti, always very discreet and never at the center of gossip: the revelation

The seventies were very important for the Ligurian lyricist who was never the center of gossip, but rather, always very reserved. In an interview, she revealed that she had been in pain since birth.

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Only recently, Enrica Bonaccorti posted a photo in which she was full of bruises on her face on social networks, which worried everyone. This is how the Ligurian actress returned to talk about her and was later interviewed by the weekly Gente: “I never thought I would receive so much love. As we always show our best, it was right that I also show this face.” The host was the victim of a catastrophic fall in the street which cost her a broken shoulder and numerous bruises on her face.

In the interview conducted by Sara Recordati, she spoke about her experience: “I always had responsibilities on my shoulders. I have been working since I was 19, I had just started and my father died suddenly. I have always been the head of the family: we lost sight of my husband when my daughter Verdiana was only eleven months old. I continued on my own, with the help of my mother who was hosting us”.

Enrica Bonaccorti and the melancholy that accompanies her in her childhood

Enrica Bonaccorti (Mediaset screen)

In the weekly Gente, Enrica Bonaccorti revealed that she is a rather solitary person who knows how to feel good even alone: ​​”I manage well on my own, I’m never bored. Instead, with others, I often blunder, I don’t remember names and I don’t recognize faces: the same ailment that Brad Pitt suffers from.Since I was born, I have struggled with a constant melancholy, that’s why I make a lot of jokes If I gave myself up it would be hell, I would end up in a pit. For example, if someone woos me, I ask him: ‘Are you an antique dealer?’ “.

How is the actress now after the bad fall corrected? With the self-irony that sets her apart, Enrica admitted: “Professor Di Giacomo said that with the fall the head of my humerus was decapitated and the bone underneath collapsed. They operated on me and inserted eight nails, as well as a metal plate: I will never go through the metal detector again! “.