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Yesterday evening at VIP Farm, the farmers were touched by Nenna's personal life story.
Known for the dynamics she created in this spectacle, especially when Lim Hoti and Alba Pollozhani were part of it, Nenna moved the audience with her story. Through tears, the farmer reveals how another woman destroyed her life.
Excerpts from the conversation:
Luana: Did you miss someone?
Nenna: Yes, for the little sister.
Luana: What is the name of the little sister?
Mother: Suela.
Nenna, in her story, also reveals her real name, which is Zelfie. She said that her grandfather named her after the woman with whom he had children, as he had been married four times.
She then recounted the touching story of her family, where a woman entered the midst of her parents.
With tears in her eyes and full of emotion, Nenna testifies how her father's new wife came home, her mother and the children left the house. And it didn't end there! After a clash between her uncles and her father, weapons were also used.
"Everything was going well, until a woman intervened in our lives. She left her family, her father bought a house, a car for that woman, but she insisted on coming to our house. Our parents decided to separate when she came to visit us. After 25 years of marriage, they separated. My uncles intervened, they called her on the phone. My uncles didn't stop until it came to the point where my father wounded my uncle in the eyes with 5 bullets. Then my father ended up in prison. We left that house, we looked for a house to rent. We came out with only the clothes on our backs. We got to the point where we didn't even have bread to eat, I begged for dog food where I worked and I would take it," Nenna said through tears.
She further said that she left for Germany to provide a home for her mother.
Initially, Nenna said that she started working in construction. She then said that she has a younger brother but has never seen him, and that she misses her father a lot, as she has not seen him for many years.
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