The actress referred to her daughter and successful presenter, the motherhood that came for her at a young age, but also her collaboration with Nikos Koklonis
Vicky Stavropoulou was interviewed by Vicky Stavropoulou and referred both to her daughter, Danae Barka, and her collaboration with Nikos Koklonis.
The well-known actress was a guest on the show "Dot" and talked about everything.
Referring initially to the show "J2US", she said that she liked it very much as an experience, while stressing that it is an amazing production.
"We should not talk about people we don't know, nor should we form opinions. Nick is a very nice partner. There will be, of course, the known strangers who will say 'she ran out of money'. Yes, of course, I don't work for a hobby, nor do I consider Just to be making art. I do my job and I'm lucky, because I probably do it well, and there are people who can pay me the way I want," he said initially.
"Nick is a great partner and has treated me like a sword. I keep that childlike soul of his that shows me and his passion for work. I feel very lucky in retrospect, initially I didn't even want to see him," she added.
As for the most uncomfortable moment she experienced on the music and dance show, Vicky Stavropoulou said: "I have never felt more awkward in my life since the moment I called Rose Carnation. The man thought it was staged, but it really wasn't done with any intention whatsoever. It stuck with him for a while that I said it on purpose, so I went and apologized."
The actress also spoke about her daughter and successful presenter, Danae Barca.
She said she became a mother at a very young age, so for a long time she couldn't realize she was her daughter and was treated like a "doll."
"It's hard to raise a child while you are still young, but there are much bigger difficulties in life. It happened, it didn't happen consciously, and in the end, it worked. It made it difficult for me at first because I was young and I raised her a bit like a toy. Luckily, I had a lot of help from my mom, so the arrival of the baby didn't neuter my life. But if I had done it at a different age, I think I would have raised it with different wisdom. I think my life would have been more settled and I would have been able to devote more time to her," the actress said.
Source: Proto Thema
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