Actress Egla Ceno, after online attacks regarding her stance in the protest of Poliçan residents against the new territorial map, has reacted harshly to critics.
In a long post, the former Big Brother winner says that anonymous people come to her profile and vomit bile, commenting on her private life, which she has always known how to keep away from public attention.
You women and you men who have torn your mouths like socks after some of my pro-protest statuses: I protest, you protest against my protest.
Come to my profile and write no I won no I didn’t win, no I got 100 thousand euros, no I farted or I didn’t fart, so-and-so got me or didn’t get me, did I get married or didn’t get married, barren, sick etc… That’s all you know how to say? I don’t even tickle my moustache hairs. You are so rotten that you even use the word parsley like I taught you. You are so slanderous that you haven’t left a profile of famous girls without throwing mud from the dirty stables where you languish like pigs and sows.
You forget that I have your kind like limoncello after dinner. Forget that my private life is so private that even from that reality show I was on, you only found out what I wanted you to find out about my private life.
Don’t cry for me, I have it all. I have two homelands, two flags in my heart, and zero masters over my head. From your comments, it seems like you don’t even have a neighborhood. I have two homelands, you only have one gall that risks bursting with anger.
I wholeheartedly support the protest because I love Albania, not because I have nowhere to go. Because that’s how I like it and I don’t give a damn about anyone. I protest for you too, to see a little dignity with your own eyes before you leave this world.
Don’t make my profile dirty with your presence yet. Spread your anger across the network, not on my profile because my profile is my home and the Albanian has a sacred home. But you are not the only Albanians. You are a race of communists. Suussss.
The actress was engaged a few days ago, in support of the residents of her hometown, who protested against the merger of the municipality of Poliçan with that of Berat.