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Barbara d'Urso on La Rocca-Muti: "They wanted a soap opera on Ballando, so I let them play around a bit."

Barbara d'Urso on La Rocca-Muti: "They wanted a soap opera on Ballando, so I let them play around a bit."

(Adnkronos) - From the judges' bench on Dancing with the Stars to Mara Venier's living room. Barbara d'Urso was a guest today on Domenica In for a portrait interview, from her personal and professional life to her current experience on the Rai1 dance show, where she performed yesterday.

(Adnkronos) – From the judges' bench on Dancing with the Stars to Mara Venier's living room. Barbara d'Urso was a guest today on Domenica In for a portrait interview, covering her personal and professional life, including her current experience on the Rai1 dance show, where the third episode aired yesterday. The judge admits: "I barely slept. After the show, we'll all go out to eat together.

I had a spritz, went to sleep at 5:30 and woke up at 8 and now I'm here." 

There was no shortage of references to the now-debunked controversy surrounding the alleged love affair between d'Urso, Ornella Muti, and Pasquale La Rocca. It seems the judge has decided to change direction and adopt a "zen" approach: she demonstrated this yesterday during the episode when, after expressing her positive comment and her -10 rating, she didn't want to add further spice, avoiding any potential controversy.

"Let's just say they wanted to create this soap opera, and I let them play around a bit. I'm the one who never really talked about it. And then last night I decided to put an end to this soap opera," Barbara d'Urso exclaimed today, adamantly.  

And when asked if he missed La Rocca after his experience together on Ballando, d'Urso replied: “When you do this journey you live inside a bubble.

In that bubble, only you and your teacher exist. When the bubble ends, so does the attachment. We spoke every day and every night. But we remained friends, of course,” he said, without fueling further controversy.  

The host then returned to discuss the criticism she's received and the media attention focused on her presence as a judge on the dance show, announced only a week before the show's premiere: "I'm so used to criticism that it all slides off me. They make up things that even I find absurd. I just want to get back to my job. I'm sorry I can't do it because I just want to be in touch with the public," said the host, who recently launched her own YouTube channel.  

There was no shortage of references to her private life. The host has repeatedly reiterated that she's single: "I'm very selective, I never like anyone." But the allure hasn't worn off: "I'm always hot, I keep picking up guys. As they say in Rome, I turn them on. But they don't turn me on." And there was also a veiled dig at Ornella Muti when the host reminded her that after kissing La Rocca, the actress said, "I haven't kissed anyone in 13 years." "And I've been single for 13 days and haven't kissed anyone in 13 minutes," d'Urso replied, to laughter from the audience.  

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