Bickering a Live – It’s not D’Urso, starring two outspoken prima donnas. In the episode of 20 September they collided Alba Parietti and Caterina Collovati, as part of a debate that focused on the exposure of the female body on social media, between body shaming and Instagram filters, comparing who hides imperfections and who shows them with pride. Collovati, who had already criticized via social media the shot with the shapes of Arisa in the foreground, is back to attack the singer: “That’s a picture of a pubis, do you like it with legs open?“. Parietti did not like his position:
You are much more vulgar now. You say “colleagues”, but I still don’t understand what your job is.
The clash between Caterina Collovati and Alba Parietti
At that point, the brawl broke out, with insults: “I don’t even understand what your job is“, Collovati urged,”You went by the stools, today you comment black news and three minutes you put yourself in the bathroom to take a picture. We must continuously listen to your nonsense. Your arrogance is known. Think about photographing yourself less“. No less lashing was Parietti:
Have you ever thought about going to a good analyst? You’re putting on a terrible, low-level sight. A speech from rinsers … Arguing with you does me no honor, I prefer to close it here.
The background: the coronavirus has to do with it
Between the two, there are old rusts. In May 2020, Caterina Collovati resented Parietti, who had contracted the coronavirus and tested positive after a guest at Live – It is not the D’Urso in which the journalist was also present: “If Alba Parietti stands as a scrupulous town, aware more than scientists of the severity of the virus, I remind you that she has taken a very serious action, given that there was an obligation to report cases and to alert the contacts made.“Alba’s response was not long in coming:
In spite of myself, I have to take care of a person for whom I have no esteem. I got sick unconsciously, without being able to have a diagnosis like almost everyone, despite the enormous attention and precautions. (…) There were no behavioral protocols, I kept after social distancing and everything I could, in fact my closest collaborators were not infected despite living together. In the specific case of Mrs. Collovati, I will limit myself to saying that I practiced distancing from her long before the coronavirus because I consider her an unbearable, bad-tempered and not very intelligent person.
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