Pernille Sørensen is concerned: – It can become very moral

Pernille Sørensen (47) says so Click.

Pernille Sørensen, who is also married to the comedian Dagfinn Lyngbø (51), is a mother of two or two boys aged 12 and 17.

The comedian says she doesn’t like everything about digital development, and has therefore laid down clear guidelines for her children to follow.

– My sons were not allowed to play Fortnite and other shooting games, and I can be very moral when I argue why it’s not okay. I call it intramural games and post about the different areas of conflict in the world. Children need to understand how the world is! In addition, there are other games, says Sørensen to the website.

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– I’m worried about the next generation

She says she is worried about the next generation.

– Smartphones are destroying children’s brains – and mobile phone-free schools are the right move. That is not to say that it is not wise to walk around with a computer in your pocket when children are getting to know each other, says the comedian.

Sørensen was seen in the golden series on Nytt på Nytt several years ago, but he chose to quit the job just over a year ago.

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She hasn’t been on the lazy side yet after splitting from Bård Tufte Johansen and Johan Golden. Now she is currently with the NRK series “Våre beste år”, where she plays the role of Siri.

– I am very concerned about the next generation – and I use that concern in the role of Siri, who is afraid of both capitalism and American toys, yes, basically everything that comes from abroad , explains the actor.

The positions

The series premiered on August 30.

– I play a very different woman too. It has been beautiful to play a very unattractive woman who is very angry, unreasonable and pale, Pernille Sørensen told Nettavisen before the premiere.

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At the same time that the series was recorded, she had a show on Latter with Live Nelvik and Kristine Riis. It meant busy days for Sørensen.

– I was in make-up at eight in the morning and played an angry mother until five o’clock. Then I went down to Latter and played double tricks with a little wig change.