Zoe Pre’s online show “Pity” found its host My Style Rocks, Katerina Karavatou in a conversation of the heart not only about the easy things but also about the hard things that he has been called to face.

Among them was certainly the period of the announcement of her divorce from him Katsouli Crater and the commentary that followed the news of the separation:

“It was something expected. I was prepared for this. By the time this was done, Krateros and I had split up. So I knew why what happened, how, with everything I was ok with myself. As long as a man can be who is in this state.

We made this announcement and I can say that the way our colleagues handled the divorce was amazing. There was total respect, he didn’t cause us any problems in relation to Aelia and Arion, because that was the main concern.

I couldn’t say anything negative about it, nothing offensive, nothing that would create a bad feeling for our children at all. Everyone was amazing in the way they commented on it,” said Katerina Karavatou, and then referred to the way they raise their children and what she wants to prepare them for:

“I’m a business on my own, I’m not going to be able to inherit any of these things that I have. For everything else, with the supplies they will have to get from their mother and father, they will have to try as hard as I did and Crateros did and we are doing.

We are two self-made people, hard workers, I think this is a serious asset” emphasized Katerina Karavatou while also referring to not so happy periods of her professional life, mainly in her first steps in the field:

“I’ve gone through periods where I was miserable and didn’t want to go on the show, that was at the beginning when I was trying to figure out what was happening to me in the early years, I really pushed myself too hard, so then I made some promises to myself that I kept and keep.

I talk to myself a lot, I don’t date myself, but when you make some mistakes you should do your self-criticism. How to move forward?’

Is it really influenced by comments on social media?

“I choose to make my presentation without reading comments. I can’t get into the process of defining how I work through it. It’s very interesting this balance I’ve found because it wasn’t always like that.

I’m very interested in criticism, I’m very interested in people telling me what they think of my work. I am very interested in hearing about it in general and when I go out I have great conversations.

I want them to tell me no, oh, how nice, etc. I mean even in Istanbul, when I went out, I met Greeks, who in the meantime had seen the episodes that were shown, I was sitting with them and I wanted to listen to them.

I just want things to be done with good manners and politeness. When someone talks to me in a nice way, when the other person in front of me sees that they really want to talk to me about something that they’ve really thought about, it doesn’t have to be wordy or thorough or anything.

It may be, just his feeling but if he tells me nicely I won’t just think about it, it will be a compass for me I can tell you. But I can’t handle rudeness. I can’t the characterizations. I can’t do these things”

Finally, she revealed the worst television moment in her opinion, which she now laughs when she remembers it, but when it happened, she wanted the earth to open up and swallow her.

“It’s a very embarrassing scene, which I don’t think I’ll ever get over in my life. In Kous Kous we had taken Makis Tselios out of a mission we did in Mykonos. He closes the video and tells us that I’m waiting for you so we can take a big bite together.

A voice is heard before we go on air and I come out and say: thank you to Makis Tselios and the sting… I realize what I have said and I have left the set behind and hit my head on the wall. At first my mom and dad heard it, but then the whole of Greece heard it.

The director showed a shot of Maria Iliaki, who had a toothbrush and could not speak. The next shot is Cleopatra Patlakis, who says: very nice house, Makis Tselios, and then I don’t remember why I didn’t go back immediately. I couldn’t. I couldn’t imagine that what I was making fun of for so long can happen to you so very easily and you become such a big disgrace in public,” Katerina Karavatou described with a laugh.