Giovanni Zarrella
After pain he stands on stage
Giovanni Zarrella will host his show on Saturday, although dance rehearsals had to be stopped recently due to acute pain.
After speculation about his health, Giovanni Zarrella (46) has given the all-clear. After dance rehearsals for his “Giovanni Zarrella Show” had to be canceled, the singer and presenter confirmed that he would like to host the show on November 9th.
On Friday evening, Giovanni Zarrella sent “kind regards from Göttingen from rehearsals”. Although there had been speculation that the show might not take place for health reasons, the presenter continued: “The show is tomorrow evening.”
“The last 24 hours have taken a lot of energy”
A little later, Giovanni Zarrella contacted us again with a picture in which he confirmed that the last few times had been exhausting. At the same time, the 46-year-old was also confident: “The last 24 hours in particular have taken a lot of strength. Mentally. Emotionally. Physically. But I simply have the best people around me. Thanks to everyone. Now rest. Tomorrow is a new one Day.”
that the presenter had recently suffered from pain, but the show could take place. “Everything is currently going as planned,” the magazine’s website quoted a station spokeswoman as saying. “The dance rehearsals with Giovanni Zarrella last week had to be stopped due to acute pain. The moderator has been doing well since then and so far all rehearsals in Göttingen have taken place as planned.”
So viewers can look forward to the show. Zarrella will present the new edition of his show on November 9th at prime time at 8:15 p.m. on ZDF. On Saturday he will welcome stars such as Roland Kaiser (72), Nino de Angelo (60), Maite Kelly (44), Marianne Rosenberg (69), David Garrett (44) and the Ehrlich Brothers.
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