Francesco Oppini was one of the great protagonists of the Gf Vip 5. The son of Alba Parietti finally he made himself known for his character and qualities. There are numerous ties he has formed in House, but it’s the one with Tommaso Zorzi which impressed most of all.
Live on social of the weekly Chi, Oppini he then commented on the adventure in reality that has abandoned just a week ago.
First of all, Oppini made it clear that later he would like to participate in raising money for a plane to be sent to Tommaso:
I would gladly do it if when it is organized I will be given the opportunity.
At the request of the journalist, Francesco he then listed the people he will remain in contact with outside the program:
Beyond Tommaso, I tell you Stefania Orlando because she is very attached to him and although there were initial misunderstandings, he is a person who made me die laughing and has a head that is light years ahead. Andrea Zelletta, who is a great guy, and Pierpaolo Pretelli who is a good-natured Roman. And let’s get there too Maria Teresa Ruta, even if at first I didn’t understand her well. If there was or did. Instead she is just like that. Every now and then he throws a few digs, but that’s his way. In my opinion he should let himself go more nomination.
He was then asked to comment the entrance on Friday of Sonia Lorenzini, already ai short irons with Zorzi:
To me it seems like the entrance of someone who wants to mess with one of the strongest ones right now. His attitude with Tommaso I thought it was a little too built last night.
His fans were especially passionate about his confrontation with Tommy, after the latter had confessed of having fallen in love with him:
Comparison with Tommaso I had wanted to do it for days just to calm him down, because there was no way to worry.
Oppini his friend commented instead Pierpaolo which for the first time surprised him negatively:
For the first time, I didn’t like the attitude of Pierpaolo last night. In my opinion he threw himself headlong into another story. I noticed a kind of penchant for Giulia Salemi since she entered. At least the first week could have given a little more attention to Elisabetta Gregoraci.
Space also a Dayane Mello, the model with whom despite a first peaceful period, today is totally disagree:
Dayane he said “Since she left Elisabetta we all relaxed“. In reality it is she who has relaxed. She was suffering Elisabetta, for his personality because unfortunately he has a thousand facets, even positive ones, but he has this side of envy towards friendships and towards the people he sees happy, because they have people who love them outside or inside the house.
Oppini he then also commented on the letter that Christian Malgioglio addressed to Zorzi in the last episode. Something did not convince Francesco:
The letter from Malgioglio it’s very exciting. It seems to me more written for itself than for Tommaso. Because Tommaso he has another way of seeing, even if he is 25 years old, he knows very well and he also made it clear to Cristiano that his discomfort was emotional, not sexual.
Finally, the boy also commented on the new entries, first of all Giacomo Urtis:
Urtis I didn’t know him and I immediately liked him because he brought a breath of fresh air. The other night I saw him say what he may have been thinking for days but he didn’t say to be more comfortable. We will have to figure out what his next moves are because I saw that he was in bed with Tommaso to sleep, but he told him he couldn’t.
And then an inevitable judgment also on Wild Rome, eliminated in the last episode in favor of Urtis:
Its entrance is the very entrance I would never want to see. I think she has something to prove, towards me she showed a lot of education and humanity. Its release surprised me why Urtis it’s as if he wants to find someone to support him to give against Tommaso. At least it seems. So as a friend of Tommaso, I prefered Wild.
At the request of the journalist, Oppini he finally stated that he would like to get a tattoo with Tommaso and who could propose it to him.
