In the episode of Saturday 30 December, Big Brother writes a bad page. The images of Beatrice Luzzi aggressively putting her hands around Giuseppe Garibaldi’s neck and then calling him a “gigolo” were broadcast. Gieffina wasn’t even scolded. For much less, other reality show exes have been disqualified.
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In Saturday’s episode on Saturday 30 December, the Big Brother Of Alfonso Signorini writes a bad page of this edition. The images of. were broadcast live on TV Beatrice Luzzi which, in an undeniably aggressive manner, he has put his hands around Giuseppe Garibaldi’s neckand then define it “gigolo”. A terrible scene which, in reverse, we are sure, would have pushed the production of the reality show to take serious measures and, above all, would have pushed the audience of the reality show to ask for exemplary punishment, even disqualification. But for Beatrice, inexplicably, it was decided not to intervene decisively. On the contrary, the competitor was not even reprimanded. The host Signorini limited himself to briefly highlighting what happened and then changed the subject.
Paolo Masella rebels: “Other people accused for much less”
It was he who raised the question Paolo Masella who spoke out to rebel against the preferential treatment received from Beatrice. “Alfonso, in this House people have been accused of much less. At the very least Beatrice must apologize to Giuseppe for the hands around her neck”, complained the competitor. He is referring to what happened with Massimiliano Varrese, cornered – rightly – for having had an aggressive attitude towards Beatrice. For Luzzi, however, the same rules do not seem to apply.
Beatrice Luzzi justifies herself: “Listen to what she told me before”
Beatrice Luzzi tried to defend herself, trying to suggest that the terrible gesture of which she was the protagonist was to be attributed to some sort of game. “We were laughing”, declared the actress, immediately denied by her playing companions. So she tried to justify herself in another way: “Listen to what he told me before”. But Garibaldi was never physically aggressive towards him and the video proves it. Furthermore. Luzzi took the liberty of defining Giuseppe a “gigolo”. If it had happened in reverse directions and if it had been Garibaldi who called Beatrice a “prostitute” would we have closed this unpleasant page with the same speed?
