Katerina Laspa: “There is no driver, it took me time,” says the presenter about the loss of her father

She talked about the loss of her father, in an interview she granted and about the way she affected her life. Katerina Laspa gave a revealing interview to OK! magazine and Star Kasimatis and talked about the loss of her father, as well as how she managed to manage it. “There is no driver, it took me time. It was like he gave me an extra gift because they say that people who “go” and who love you very much bring you gifts. Thank you for everything. Like he ordered me to rest me, to treat me a little better. It’s no accident I haven’t been working out in at least two and a half years. If I could find free time, I didn’t want to be pushed for anything. I started taking better care of my health, myself. Of course, my body has forgiven me these years. But now, I will start again dynamically,” Katerina Laspa said. She then explained that she had no greater attachment to her father than her mother, but with him she knew her male side. “Both my parents and I were close. It’s just that my dad and I met more on my male side. I’m not a very typical example of a woman, I mean in the classic sense of femininity. Furthermore, it is as if it always appears before me in what is difficult and what I consider to bother me, based on principles and red lines of dignity, morality and dealing with the situations I encounter,” the presenter said. The presenter replied among other things about the complaints she recently received about illegal beach bar in Serifos. “I was perfectly legal, vertical and clear. For five years I’ve been accepting a war before I even started creating space. Not by the whole population but by 2-3 very specific persons, who happen to be not even from Serifos”, he made it clear. “Last year there was a climax of this war. As of July 13, my business was sealed. Even the objection I made, I didn’t get one. The financial damage both last year and this year that I’ve suffered from money I don’t have is huge. Over 400,000 euros! This space to reopen itself, with staff and supplies and everything, needs at least 50,000 euros,” said the presenter for her adventure.