No.The controversy on the case has not subsided Memo Remigi. That hand stretched on Jessica Morlacchi’s lower back on live TV it cost him goodbye a Today is another day. But also criticisms and comments on social networks. Which continue even after his Instagram post of apology and his version of events released during an intervention to radio program The mosquito.
Memo Remigi: “The usual packet on the ass”
“The usual packet on the ass, as if to say “let’s make a lucky sign on the broadcast” that we had done at other times too ». Memo Remigi thus explains what happened during the transmission of Serena Bortone. In which, according to his version of events, there would always be a “climate of friendship and student spirit”. “It is one thing to touch, another thing is to give the lucky charm. It is also done in the theater. It had already happened before, not on air, outside, during rehearsals, “added the singer. Words that have contributed even more to raising a fuss of criticism and comments. Also because Jessica Morlacchi appeared visibly annoyed by his gesture. Which she, evidently, she did not consider either friendly or a gesture of good luck.
“An innocent and playful gesture”
On his profile Instagram, then, the singer apologized for having «offended the sensibility of Jessica Morlacchi and of all viewers and viewers. However, I would like to clarify that what happened, certainly unsuccessful compared to his intentions, it was just an innocent and playful gesture towards an esteemed work colleague »wrote Memo Remigi.
Respect for the female gender
Serena Bortone, presenter of “Today is another day”. In the red circle the hand of Memo Remigi (Ansa)
«My story, known to many, tells of the respect I have always had for the female gender for which I wrote most of my songs. I would never have made a gesture that, I repeat, he had an exclusively playful intent and that I never thought it could be misunderstood into something much more serious, “he added. Renewing the apologies to Jessica Morlacchi and “all the women who have felt offended or upset by this gesture of mine.”
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