Juliana Scaglione talked about her days in the house and the bond she created with her fans, her current relationship status and what job offers she received recently.
Juliana “Fury” Scaglione visited Darian “Rulo” Schijman and revealed that she is compared to two of the most popular idols in Argentina, Diego Maradona and Eva Peron.
In a conversation that took place on the program Desencriptados for Infobae, she clarified that she does not seek to compare herself, but that she feels that her fans see her as Diego or Evita.
“I am deeply saddened by the way I make people feel. It is very hard, they see me as an idol. People call me Eva Peron or Diego Maradona. I don’t compare myself, but they see me like that in some aspects. and they have so much feeling for me, that sometimes it is so obsessive, a love so deep, as if it were my own blood, that it goes beyond the limits of the screen,” he explained.
Furia compared his followers to an army
“The furious work in a way that seems like a well-trained army. The fandom, in general, is very positive and very beautiful, they have beautiful codes and values, but we also have the obsessive who wants to see Fury and those who do business with me,” he said in Desencriptados.
Fury confessed that she fell seriously in love in the house
Furia also confirmed that she fell in love in the house, and although she did not say who it was with, everything suggests that it is Mauro.I got hooked again, but oh well. It’s okay. I’ll always love him.. When I see him smile, I am happy. That’s it and I also have to understand that things are over.”
Finally, she said that in these five weeks in which she left the house, she is not only single, but she has not been with anyone. “I was not with anyone. Obviously I have sex toys, I do my things like any woman who has the right.”
Source: Ambito
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