“Everything is fine but (looking at the video) it’s bad faith to say that Mariotto intentionally touched the lower parts of the dancer.” He writes in his instagram stories Selvaggia Lucarelliunder oath that Dancing with the stars, commenting on the situation of the images circulating on the web regarding his classmate and palette. Guillermo Mariotto he is at the center of controversy as he is accused of touching the dancer’s private parts while gesticulating. Actually the designer had lost his balance, fell to the ground, and was looking for help to get up.
Elder of the Italian Brethren Susanna Donatella Campionea member of the Justice Commission, accused him of alleged harassment and asked to account for Viale Mazzini.”No one has stigmatized the gesture, real harassment in the workplace. The same behaviour shown towards the singer Jessica Morlacchi during the broadcast broadcast on Rai Today is another day two years ago Memo Remix he was immediately removed from the program after breaching the code of ethics. It comes naturally to ask why in this case there was no censorship and why there is still no news of any action taken by Rai against Mariotto”.
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A meeting is scheduled today on rai to decide the fate of the judge, who left the broadcast on November 30 without giving any description to the presenter. His presence on the show on Saturday night could be in jeopardy, the decision, which was expected in the afternoon, is likely to come on Thursday. The situation is in control, Milly Carlucci defended the stylist, he should be the director of Rai Entertainment, Marcello Last name decided to exclude Mariotto from the program. The heart of the dispute is above all the abandonment of the jury table, as the presenter herself explained to Courier evening that the case of the alleged harassment does not exist: “It is clear that he just lost his balance, we are not kidding.If something was wrong he would have exploded immediately, not to mention that we then asked the dancer directly, Simon Iannuzzididn’t even notice: he said he started laughing when they showed him the video.” And he adds: “Harassment means will and there was no intention. He had even turned his back.”
The issue of abandoning the studio is different, as it can be expensive for the designer. ”I hope it won’t happen” Carlucci repeats “but we have to deal with Rai who has a precise code of conduct. guillermo, who I haven’t heard from him yet, will have to give explanations and I hope he can clarify. . But freedom of movement is now limited: there is a certain way of behavior in front of the public that must be respected”.
Mariotto explained that he did not have the escape, but that he had to leave urgently, to save six months’ work, a collection of clothes to be delivered, after the first performance was ill. And he expressed that he suffered from a tachycardia episode of gastric origin due to the news about the fashion house. In case he was to be left out of the show,it was rumored that ‘the Prince of Treasure’ could replace him. alberto Matano, who categorically denies it. “But let’s be serious!” If Mariotto’s future is uncertain, the host’s decision Life is definitely alive.He will not take the place of the stylist in the two decisive episodes of the show: the semi-final and the final.Mariotto’s figure continues to be at the center of discussion on social media: from controversies to his abandonment of the show, from his possible exclusion to his return. And creating anticipation plays into the ratings.
How should the media handle allegations of inappropriate behavior in reality TV shows?
Time.news Editor: Welcome,everyone. Today, we’re diving into a controversial moment from the latest season of Dancing with the Stars that has stirred quiet a debate online. We’re joined by acclaimed TV commentator and social media influencer, Selvaggia Lucarelli, who has been vocal about this incident. Selvaggia, thank you for being here.
selvaggia Lucarelli: Thank you for having me! It’s great to discuss this important topic.
Editor: Let’s get right into it. The incident revolves around Guillermo Mariotto, who has faced accusations of inappropriately touching a dancer during a performance. What was your immediate reaction when you saw the footage?
Lucarelli: My first reaction was about the context. It’s crucial to consider the circumstances surrounding the footage. From what I can see, Guillermo lost his balance and, in that moment, was looking for support to get back up. This was a natural reaction to a challenging situation.
editor: So, you believe that it was a misunderstanding?
Lucarelli: Absolutely. It would be bad faith to assume that he intentionally touched the dancer inappropriately. Accidents happen on live television, and without clear intent, we should avoid jumping to conclusions.The media frequently enough sensationalizes these moments, and it’s critically important we take a step back and analyze them thoughtfully.
Editor: In your view, how can the media and public navigate such possibly sensitive situations?
Lucarelli: The key is responsible reporting. Sensationalism can lead to misinformation and ruin reputations.It’s essential for us to put things into context and to here both sides of the story before making judgments. Discussions around consent and boundaries are crucial, but those conversations should be grounded in fact rather than speculation.
Editor: That’s a great point. Do you think this incident could have deeper implications for how performers are viewed in reality TV?
Lucarelli: Definitely. This incident sheds light on the delicate dynamics between performers. reality TV can blur the lines between personal space and performance, especially in formats like Dancing with the Stars where physical contact is expected. We need to have ongoing conversations about consent and boundaries in the arts, ensuring that everyone feels safe and respected while pushing the limits of creativity.
Editor: What do you think the show’s producers should take away from this incident to prevent similar situations in the future?
Lucarelli: Producers should emphasize clear communication and consent among participants. There should be workshops or guidelines in place to navigate physical interactions, notably when the choreography involves close contact. Ensuring a safe environment can help mitigate misunderstandings like this one.
Editor: Thank you, Selvaggia, for shedding light on this situation and helping us understand the complexities involved. As we move forward, let’s hope for a more informed and respectful dialog around such incidents.
lucarelli: Thank you for having me! It’s important to keep these conversations going, and I appreciate the platform to discuss it.
Editor: Absolutely! And to our audience, thank you for joining us. Stay tuned for more insights on current events shaping our world.