From Saturday 7 January, at 21:20, come back to Canale5 You’ve got mail. The program conceived and conducted by Maria De Filippi has reached its twenty-sixth edition. Among the guests also Charlize Theron and Massimo Ranieri.
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AND Saturday 7 Januaryon Canale5, the 26th edition of You’ve Got Mail. So, the people show conceived and conducted by Maria DeFilippi. Again this year, viewers will be able to witness exciting stories and sometimes funny: between attempts to reunite parents and children, romantic relationships to heal and surprises with VIP guests. The presenter, as always, will have the role of mediator and will try to convince the people invited to her show to remove the envelope and sign peace. Tv, Sorrisi e Canzoni provided the first advances on You’ve got mail 2023, which could unfold over the course of nine episodes as in the previous edition.
You’ve got mail 2023, among the guests Charlize Theron and Massimo Ranieri
Since the first editions, the C’è posta per te program has been able to count on highly prestigious Italian and international guests. Also this year, we will proceed in the wake of tradition. In the 2023 edition, according to Sorrisi, among the guests there will be the Hollywood actress Charlize Theron. Furthermore, the protagonist of one of the many surprises will be the singer Massimo Ranieri.
The postmen of You’ve Got Mail 2023, who is the new entry Giovanni Vescovo
Viewers have grown fond of the group of postmen in You’ve Got Mail. Also this year we will see the now historic faces of the program conducted by Maria De Filippi: Gianfranco Apicerni, Marcello Mordino, Chiara Carcano and Andrea Offredi. To them, it will add the new entry Giovanni Vescovo. The new postman is already known to the Canale5 audience, which saw him in the role of Sonia Lorenzini’s suitor for Men and Women. Precisely between 2016 and 2017. Giovanni Vescovo is 30 years old, he was born in Treviso but grew up in Rome. All that remains is to wait for January 7, 2023 to attend the debut of the twenty-sixth edition of You’ve Got Mail.
