Beautiful, beautiful, and ready to return to TV after a difficult 2020 for everyone. Francesca Chillemi is ready to welcome together with the spectators the arrival on TV from 7 January of the sixth series of Rai 1 God help us, in which she plays Azzurra, a future novice defined by herself as a “rock and roll nun” Roberta Fialdini who hosted the Chillemi for an interview in his living room Freewheeling.
From Ex Miss Italia, crowned beauty queen back in 2003 as the first Miss by Carlo Conti (who immediately wanted her by his side in the edition of The recommended ones of that year), Francesca has come a long way, and as she herself explained, she soon realized that what he felt he wanted to become was his own an actress.
The crown of the most beautiful in Italy is laid, Francesca Chillemi began a long career which continues at full speed with the role of Azzurra, who in God help us 6 we know how to become a novice. Azzurra’s is a character with a strong personality in which Francesca has put her own and which she herself discovered along the way, revealing that at the time of the initial auditions that took place to assign the characters, the role he had to play was another, but Azzurra chose her, and vice versa.
In addition to the acting career, however, there is more: Francesca Chillemi in her private life is an attentive mother to the privacy of his daughter Rania, born in 2016 from the union with Stefano Rosso. Pressed by Fialdini, the actress explained that together with her partner, far from the world of entertainment, he prefers that his daughter one day choose independently whether or not to appear on social media, without however blaming those who, unlike him, choose to show even very young children on their public profiles.
Waiting for that the sixth series of May God help us come back to TV, Francesca is preparing to welcome 2021 with the hope that it will be a little lighter year for everyone and that the sense of responsibility, on which he wanted to emphasize, involve as many people as possible, in order to leave behind this complicated moment we are experiencing.
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