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Ilary Blasi and Bastian Muller have gotten married. In an interview with Chi, the host spoke for the first time about the wedding, which took place on Sunday, September 13th, in Ravello. "I did it with great serenity; there wasn't a hint of anxiety or fear, because if you do it a second time, it means you're even more self-aware; you're a different age.
I like the idea of getting married, the idea of this union being a project, something more,” she says.
The host of Big Brother VIP, who returns to the airwaves on Thursday, with Cesara Buonamici and Selvaggia Lucarelli as commentators, adds: “I don't experience marriage like many others do, regardless of whether it's the first or the second, I mean in general.
For me, it's a beautiful thing, why not do it? I come from a close-knit family, I've always believed in family, in unity. We know we wanted to do it, we wanted to become husband and wife, there's no other logic, no other explanation."
Blasi also talks about this new happiness without references to the past, such as the end of her marriage to Totti.
“It's not that one has to be happy to spite others. It's not a question of revenge or payback. It's part of life. There are moments when one is sadder, perhaps, and moments when one is happier. It's all an up and down; it can't be a constant state. The rule is that life goes on, the world goes on, so what are you doing?” “I still feel like the Ilary I know, with my character and the way I saw life in my twenties; I always carry that with me. Then there are events that make you reflect on certain things and, perhaps, make you discover things about yourself that you knew you had but hadn't yet used; they are resources that come out when needed. And then it's clear that one grows, matures, and even changes the way you relate to others and think.”
And she concludes: “Relationships are like a train, where you get on but don't know where you'll get off or if you'll reach the end of the line. How do you know in advance? You enjoy the ride. If you decide to be with someone and share your life, start with trust. Because if you don't trust, how can you? You'll live a terrible life. But you live a terrible life! I've never thought about this, to be honest. No, it's too stressful to think about, so what can you do? It's not like you're just standing there like a bloodhound. Because if it happens, it's not your fault; it's the other person's problem. So there's no need to question yourself.”
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