Ilary Blasi and Belen Rodriguez absent at the closing of the World Cup program

Ilary Blasi and Belen Rodriguez will be the major absentees in the last episode of Balalaika [VIDEO] the Mediaset program devoted to the World Cup in Russia. In reality it is not the first time that the two prima donnas are absent during the program, leaving Nicola Savino alone in the studio

This afternoon at 17 (Italian time) will take place the final of the world championship which will see on the field France and Croatia the world title is to seize. At the end of the game around 19 (there will obviously be no extra time, editor's note), on Channel 5 will be broadcast the last episode of "Balalaika", but of 39, after what we learn Francesco Totti's wife preferred to stay at home.

The reason? Apparently a problem of short notice given that Mediaset decided to extend the show with another episode

Initially it was not expected an episode on the day of the final [19659008] The summits of Cologno Monzese had decided to end the program at the same time as the semifinals of the World Cup, to rethink and decide on another episode during the final. But apparently, this is not the first time [VIDEO] that Blasi stumbles over such a misunderstanding, since already at the end of June he was dedicated to a weekend with the family and some friends in Greece, in Mykonos. Even Belen Rodriguez, like her colleague, will miss the last episode of the sports variety and she had already cut a few days off to fly to the Balearic Islands.

Another surprise: among the great absent of the last episode there will also be Diego Abatantuono .

Flop Balalaika

Many times during the sporting variety of Cbade 5, the audience the small screen was wondering if there was a little 'maretta'. between Belen Rodriguez and Ilary Blasi. But the "suspects" were promptly denied by Lady Totti in an interview on television Sorrisi e Canzoni: "There is no conflict between Belen and me. I feel like a fish out of the water in the program even though I tried to do my homework, to study. Fortunately, the same goes for my colleague Belen. "

The Mediaset World Cup was certainly a big success in terms of audience, the only discordant note was Balalaika, strongly criticized and in some respects a bad copy of Tiki Taka. The program was precisely the aspect of football skill, since all the best reporters were sent to Russian stadiums to comment on matches.