Flora Canto, the Italian television personality, has spoken about motherhood, prejudice, and her future on television in a new interview with Leggo.it, published Friday. Canto said that a mother who works is more serene, according to the report.
Canto also reflected on her time on the dating show Uomini e Donne, saying she dismantled many prejudices during her appearance, Leggo.it reports. The interview was published alongside news that Canto is set to headline the grand finale of the Summer live show at the Terme dei Papi, a venue in Italy.
The comments come as Canto continues to balance her public career with her role as a mother. In the interview, she addressed the common debate about working versus staying at home, offering a clear personal stance. Leggo.it quotes her as saying she would gladly participate in the celebrity dance competition Ballando con le stelle.
Canto’s remarks touch on themes she has explored publicly since her rise to fame on the long-running Italian format. Her openness about her experiences appears to be part of a broader effort to challenge assumptions about women in entertainment and motherhood.
The Summer live show finale at Terme dei Papi marks a significant booking for Canto, adding a live performance to her recent television work. The event is scheduled as the closing act of the venue's seasonal program.
For fans of Canto, the next point of interest will be whether her expressed interest in Ballando con le stelle leads to an actual casting announcement for the upcoming season.
