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Anna Safroncik retraces her steps and apologizes after accusing dance instructor Leonardo Lini live on Dancing with the Stars of not supporting her as she would have liked. In tears, the dance show host tries to explain in the "Ballando Segreto" lounge what happened during the episode, when she experienced a blackout and couldn't remember the choreography steps.
Besides the stress accumulated during the week, her mother's presence in the audience also had an impact: "Like children at an end-of-year recital, I saw it and froze for a second, then lost the entire choreography." Then she corrected herself, "Not all of it. Thanks to Leonardo, we got it back, but that second of steps ruined my performance, and from that moment on, I couldn't understand anything."
A moment that still puts her in difficulty today: "
It was terrible. I never make mistakes and I can't afford to make them.
. Then I took it out on him,” says the actress, pointing to her dance teacher. “But I wanted to die rather than freeze like that. I swear, I've never made a mistake, I've never received a negative comment in my 30-year career.
"I made a mistake once and they beat me to death," Safroncik says, her voice breaking with tears. "They wrote horrible things to me," she adds, only to be stopped by Milly Carlucci. The host consoled her, helping her rationalize what had happened: "You're not a robot, you're a woman of flesh and blood." The actress reiterates her position: "I've done live broadcasts over and over, but it's never happened to me." "I felt like I'd betrayed him, because I messed up a wonderful dance and I took it out on him. I'm scared of the mistake, but it's a journey I want to take and I want to face," Safroncik says.
At his side, Leonardo Lini: "The dress rehearsals went very well. There were a lot of arguments between us, and also with the judges," says the ballet master, admitting he's disappointed, "but let's move on, things will work out." The dancer is confident: "He experienced a special emotion and it won't happen again."
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