Sad news hits the world of television: Enrica Bonaccorti has passed away. A popular face since the 1980s, she was an anchorwoman, actress and author, entering Italian homes for long decades with grace and respect. In recent months Bonaccorti went through a complicated period because of an illness: pancreatic cancer, which the host had revealed she had last year.
A character who was part of the history of Italian television. A television that was living its brightest years and had his face and voice to cheer millions of viewers. Not only on the small screen, but also elsewhere.
Thanks to her multifaceted talent, she was also a protagonist in the world of theater, where she made her debut in the early 1970s, but also in film and radio. It was in 1978 that she made her debut with the program Il sesso forte, before arriving on Italia sera and Pronto, chi gioca?, writes Rai News among the first newspapers to break the news of her passing.
Having moved to Mediaset, then Fininvest, she made numerous programs that have remained in the memory of viewers: from Ciao Enrica to Cari genitori, all the way to one of the cult titles of the small screen, Non è la Rai, of which she remained at the helm from 1991 to 1992. In the years that followed, between other programs and many guest appearances-such as regular appearances on Buona Domenica in the early 2000s-she remained a character the public has always been fond of.
This is also why, when Bonaccorti revealed her illness, she received enormous affection from both her television colleagues and viewers, who followed her in her interviews-the last one, conducted only a month ago on the program La volta buona on Rai 1. Now the public is bidding her a final farewell.
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