Emma Marrone: “Single for 10 Years, I Rate My Looks a 10

Italian singer Emma Marrone discussed her upcoming tour finale, recent personal mishaps, and views on relationships during an appearance on Cecilia Cantarano’s web format Cena Crudele, according to an August 21 report by journalist Riccardo Cristilli for La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Tour Finale at San Siro and Television Broadcast

Emma Marrone’s current tour is scheduled to conclude on September 9 at the Ippodromo Snai San Siro in Milan, as reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport. The final concert will feature guest appearances from Giorgia, Elisa, Rkomi, Alessandra Amoroso, and Fabri Fibra. According to the same report, the event will subsequently be broadcast on Canale 5.

Recent Elevator Incident in Rome

During her appearance on the web format, Marrone recounted a recent disadventure in Rome that she previously shared on social media, where she remained trapped in an elevator for about an hour with a bag of garbage destined for disposal. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the singer stated, “Luckily I always have a liter of water in my bag, otherwise it would have been tough. It was an adventure but I laugh about it!”

Self-Assessment and Personal Life

Marrone evaluated various aspects of her life during the interview, awarding herself a 9 as a singer and a 10 aesthetically, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport. “If I look in the mirror I know everything I’ve been through, I see my body and I say ‘damn what a beautiful girl,'” she said, adding that as a friend she rates herself a 12 because she is ready to drive out at 4 AM if called. Regarding romance, she noted she has been single for 10 years, stating, “Either it’s a person who makes me feel good or I’m alone.” In a past interview with Vanity Fair referenced in the coverage, she explained that she enjoys living alone with her books and videogames when not working.

Perspective on the Sanremo Festival

Addressing persistent rumors regarding the upcoming Sanremo Festival hosted by Stefano De Martino starting in February, Marrone told Sorrisi e Canzoni that it is “really too early to talk about it,” according to La Gazzetta dello Sport. She confirmed she would return as a competing singer because working in that role involves less labor, noting that co-hosting is far more stressful than it appears. She added that she frequently hears from De Martino, who she noted does not need advice since he is surrounded by skilled professionals.