Vicky Hadjivassiliou is moved…
The well-known presenter of "Pame Paketo" talks about her personal family history and opens her heart to Nancy Zampetoglou and Thanasis Anagnostopoulos.
Vicky Hadjivassiliou has given thousands of viewers shocking stories of pain and love for years. It was time to talk about hers and revealing that her father was adopted and that she has the name of the woman who raised him.
"My father was adopted. I have lived the scene in my house. And in fact with dramatic conditions adopted, because when they came from Pontus, my grandmother was a very well-to-do woman, my grandfather was a very large family in Ordu, where the people came from.
Imagine that my grandmother there had five maids and they got into the boats with their seven children and the grandmother Anna died when they arrived, from misery. These children were orphaned afterwards, one went from here, the other from there and my father was adopted by one of his uncles. Hadjivassiliou is the surname of the adoptive parent, it is not his biological surname. I also have the name of my stepmother. Eurydice. My biological grandmother, his mother, was called Anna. I recognize as my grandmother, whom I did not know, the one who raised him, just as he, as a mother, recognized Eurydice who raised him.
Vicky Hadjivassiliou continues the revelations about her own story and how it is connected to the presentation of a show with this kind of theme.
What do you think; Nothing is random from what we choose to do in our lives. The older sister kept the two and raised the little sisters on her own. The other two were in another aunt. They had contacts. I met all my father's living brothers. My father told us this story in every detail. It hurt him. Because he was a four-year-old boy, who only told him I would go with this uncle. He tells you I will survive. And he made his choice. Life choice. I want to tell you that I fully understand what is happening in this show. Nevertheless, it does not cease to be a teaching. "I always learn from what I live in this scene called the 'Let's Go Package' show, because you realize that human suffering never ends."