"It's a very bright period, it's not black at all, transitional but not black," the actress added
Katerina[/B] Papoutsaki talked about her son, her recent separation from Panagiotis Pilafas, but also about trap music.
The actress spoke to the camera of the show "Open Weekend" and first, she referred to her eldest son.
"My eldest son doesn't listen to trap music. He generally gets confused when he's somewhere that has sexist lyrics or violence. When he came back from camp last year, he was listening to something like that and I tried to explain it to him. I showed him the good side of hip hop music. But he didn't like it, he wanted those things," he said."
"Then, at some point he came to his senses because some of his classmates at school started listening to heavy metal and on his own he started decoding what it was that he liked and realizing that probably, he had gotten carried away. At some point he says to me mum, I'm ashamed. How did I do that?" she added.
Regarding her separation from her husband, she said: "It was very settled in me about the divorce, it's something that happens to everyone. I was going to stress out a little bit, but I didn't."
She even explained that it didn't bother her at all that journalists were trying to get statements from her.
"It didn't bother me how it might be commented on or if I would be hounded in the theatre for statements. It's a very bright period, it's not a dark period at all. It is transitional, but not black," he said.
[/P]Source: Proto Thema
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