Big Brother: Beatrice Luzzi and Perla Vatiero increasingly at loggerheads

According to Alfonso Signorini, the latest edition of Big Brother he crowned two queens: Beatrice Luzzi And Pearl Vatiero who, with their strong character and their way of imposing themselves in discussions, are directing almost all the dynamics taking place within the House. It goes without saying that, when two queens live in the same castle, one of them tries to outsmart the other, and this is precisely what is happening to Luzzi and Vatiero given that, since the Big Brother has come to life, they don't give up for a moment. The thing that Beatrice seems very certain of is that, if she ever went to a flash televoting against Vatiero, she would undoubtedly win: «I can't wait to get to the duel with the new Rosa Ricci” His words were designed to irritate Perla who, according to Beatrice, would behave a little too bossily and a little too unpleasant, convinced as she is that she is always on the side of reason.

Leaving aside the fact that Perla al Big Brother holds sway above all thanks to the love triangle of Temptation Island memory which is leading Mirko Brunetti to intervene several times within the program even if it has now been eliminated, the most unpleasant thing is seeing Vatiero dealing with a very toxic and harmful system: the isolation of the enemy through the manipulation of companions. Vatiero's plan is, in fact, to make Luzzi feel alone by excluding her from many of the social activities of the House with the aim of making her feel wrong and making her collapse – an attitude which, if we think about it, has also been implemented towards the poor Marco Bellaviaforced to leave Big Brother precisely because none of his companions realized how bad he was and how his way of acting was a consequence of the profound depression into which he had fallen.

All that remains is for the two ladies to have their side two strong characters capable of guaranteeing the survival of reality TV, even if we certainly cannot say that they are irreproachable. Certain attitudes of Beatrice begin to be interpreted as real prevarications to the detriment of weaker characters such as Vittorio Menozzi, while certain releases by Perla certainly do no honor to either the category or the viewers who tune in every day to Canale 5 and Mediaset Extra to follow the daytime of the Big Brother. It is good, beyond everything, that we are still talking about a game, and that it would be nice if the authors who often move their pawns to create increasingly thorny dynamics if they remembered this.