The former Survivor player spoke about her departure from Santo Domingo and the unpleasant moments, she experienced in her past relationship
Evridiki Papadopoulou gave an interview and talked about Survivor and the abusive relationship she was in for seven years.
The former survival reality show player spoke to the show "Open Weekend" and initially referred to her departure from Agios Dominicos.
"I don't consider my departure unfair. People decide who leaves each time. Konstantinos Emmanuel is a sensitive soul. But many times, I walked away from him because I couldn't bear to listen to him. When the unification of the teams happens, I think there will be a lot of explosions in the hut," she initially said.
She also referred to the line that Valantis had said to her at a meeting on the island about cancer, which she has now overcome.
"What had happened with Valantis back then was very bad for my soul. I have forgiven him though, I think it was a bad moment for him. In the final, I see Briceida, Stella, Asimina, Talantsev and Ari. I would like to see a woman win this year," he said of the survival reality show.
Finally, he mentioned an abusive relationship he had in the past.
"I have been in an abusive relationship for about seven years. I really regret not telling my parents. We are at a time when we need to talk about abuse and bring those who should be brought to justice," he said.
[/P][BR/][BR/]Source: Proto Thema
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