The Sardinian showgirl guest of Francesca Fagnani in the episode broadcast on Rai2 on Tuesday 3 December.
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- Elisabetta Canalis is the protagonist of the third episode of Belve, the Rai2 cult program created and hosted by Francesca Fagnani.
- Canalis recounted the most important moments of her life and career, her friendships and loves.
- “I suffered a lot for love,” he admitted, mentioning his most famous stories, those with Bobo Vieri and George Clooney.
- And he also spoke about Maddalena Corvaglia: «I wasn’t good for her, she wasn’t good for me».
Elisabetta Canalis is the protagonist of the third episode of Belve, the Rai2 cult program created and hosted by Francesca Fagnani.
Canalis recounted the most important moments of her life and career, her friendships and loves: «I suffered a lot for love», she admitted, mentioning her most famous stories, those with Bobo Vieri and George Clooney.
Fagnani asked her: «Did it really happen? Did he beat Vieri? «I left him, then I saw him with others and I got angry. Once in a bar we tried to fight, they had to separate us”, admitted Canalis.
«It was a very tormented relationship, there wasn’t much loyalty on his part. That story affected me a lot, I hit rock bottom. Toxic, unequal dynamics are created, which then traumatize you.”
Was it a real engagement with Clooney?
On her relationship with Clooney, Canalis said that “he is the man who taught me that you can love a person who loves you.”
But was it a real engagement? Have you signed contracts? «No, it’s bullshit», the dry reply of the former showgirl who then confessed: «I’ve had greater loves. It’s over because I left and he didn’t stop me.”
Maddalena Corvaglia? «I wasn’t good for her, she wasn’t good for me»
Chapter Maddalena Corvaglia. «I wasn’t good for her, she wasn’t good for me. Now let’s talk to each other. I love her with all my heart, but life has driven us apart. This doesn’t mean we won’t meet again.”
Elisabetta also revealed that she «had an eating disorder from 15 to 20 years old. A disorder of that type never goes away, you manage it with age and therapy. It was very good for me to work, because the work gave me so much security.”
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