Milly Carlucci recently shared her excitement about launching a new program in Rai’s studio named after legendary host Mike Baudo. She emphasized that the network is giving creators full freedom, even confirming there’s “no veto on Barbara D’Urso” and that ideas can flow without restrictions.
- In a heartfelt interview, Carlucci described stepping into the Baudo‑named studio as a “great emotion” that feels like a tribute to Italian TV history.
- She hinted that the first episode might feature the children of the guests, adding a personal, family‑friendly twist.
- The host underscored Rai’s open‑policy, reassuring that no one, not even a big name like D’Urso, will be blocked from appearing.
Fans can look forward to a fresh, unrestricted format that blends nostalgia with new talent.