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Italian television personality Elisa Isoardi has apologized for a social media post that listed famous people expected to die soon, a gaffe she called 'toto-morti'.
Italian television personality Elisa Isoardi has apologized for a social media post that included a list of prominent individuals and the speculative designation of them as "next to die." The list, which appeared on a program she was involved with, caused considerable offense. Isoardi has taken responsibility for the incident, though she noted the list was not her own creation.
The gaffe has drawn significant public attention and criticism. Isoardi's explanation is expected to address the circumstances surrounding the list's compilation and dissemination, and how such an insensitive oversight occurred on a public platform.
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Left: Elisa Isoardi faced social media backlash for a list of famous people expected to die, which originated from the newsroom of "Bar Centrale."
Center: Elisa Isoardi apologized for a "toto-morti" list, stating she did not compile it but accepts responsibility for the offense caused.
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