June 20, 2021
Beatrice Marchetti unleashes and tells of his disappointment at not having won theIsland of the Famous. The model, who had spent weeks in complete solitude, hoped to triumph in the final episode, but things turned out differently. In fact, it was the winner Awed, much to the disappointment of the supermodel who did not hide her thoughts in a long interview with SuperGuidaTv.
“I decided to get involved to make people understand who I really am – he confessed -. I wanted to make myself known to the public. This experience has given me great strength and determination. I discovered what my limits are and I was able to overcome them ”. The weeks spent in solitude a Playa Imboscatissima they showed a Beatrice Marchetti different. A strong girl, determined and ready to get involved, fully living the experience ofIsland of the Famous.
“It was also a ransom for those people who believe that models can only live on their image – he confided -. Before leaving I had many preconceptions. I didn’t know if I would be able to fish and survive ”. A great test for Beatrice that it was much appreciated by the public, so much to make it to the final. In the last episode ofIsola however it was to win Awed: “I thought I was going to win and I was disappointed not to have won the podium – she said -. I was one of the few people who went through a transformation. And for me, as a model, it was difficult to live as a castaway ”.
While the other castaways had a group experience, Beatrice Marchetti she was left alone for weeks with only the company of a diary and her thoughts. The model she got her own food, without ever complaining, and lived in full contact with Nature. “The solo route rewarded me because it allowed me to bring out my facets – he explained -. Compared to the others who had assigned tasks, I have built my own Island. I think my gritty spirit has come out. Being alone helped me bring out the best side of me. In life I have always feared loneliness and this experience has also forged me in this respect “.
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