A few days after its elimination Big BrotherJuliana “Furia” Scaglione, like everyone else who left the house, began her journey on television with an interview on Cut for Lozano. In an intimate conversation with Verónica Lozano, Furia spoke about her emotions, her childhood and her relationship with Mauro Dalessio.
The talk was intense from the beginning. Lozano asked her directly if she had always been so competitive, to which Juliana responded that she had and she attributed it to the sport. “Sports prepared me in the game, they are great values. “I wanted to convey a stronger woman, because I think that is what is missing in society, because women are turned off a lot,” she responded.
Furia also shared that sport helped her get out of painful moments in her life. “I lost my parents and if I chose another path, like going out partying or dancing, it wouldn’t have worked for me. What I did was train. “She saved me from falling into depression because the death of parents is something very strong,” she revealed.
Regarding her relationship with Mauro Dalessio, Furia was clear in acknowledging that she opened her mind. “He told me something very important: that he doesn’t care if he is a man or a woman, he likes the person. He is open mind and he does not commit himself, he is free,” he commented. However, she highlighted that he later changed his mind and wanted exclusivity and he did not like that.
In the talk with Lozano they also talked about the conflicts within the house and their strategy. About this, Furia said: “You have to be very objective because they are chips that have to be eliminated. I lost the game when I opened my heart. It is when we show our real face.”
The host, however, did not hesitate to point out the moments in which Furia hurt others, such as with Mauro. “But you hurt others, you still haven’t asked for forgiveness, are you going to ask for it?”, Verónica insisted but Juliana maintained her position: “I don’t have to ask for forgiveness for anything.”
Furia also spoke about her family and her difficult childhood. “My family was middle class, my father worked and my mother was a housewife. I have several siblings, but I am going to talk about Coy, who is the one who has always been there. My father started selling Milanese sandwiches to bring money home… It reminded me of a past in which my father, instead of eating, drank mate cocido and we ate bread,” she recalled emotionally.
To close, Furia reflected on her participation in the Telefe reality show and highlighted how despite everything she remained true to herself. “Those who understood it are the ones who bought that part of Juli and laughed their asses off at that show-woman,” she concluded.
