Moderator Megi Pojani reacted on social networks to the video published by her, where she appeared doing some inappropriate scenes at her great-grandmother's grave. She went to clean it, but in a video she was also seen shaking her rear.
In her response, Maggie writes that she often goes to her great-grandmother's grave, where she washes it, lights candles and puts fresh flowers on it, as according to her, it is her way of building communication with her great-grandmother that her parents they loved her very much.
Maggie says that the video was made 3 years ago and that the graves are not only related to the tears. She further adds that she did not do those actions to make fun, and that she apologizes to anyone who may have been offended by her actions.
"I am very sorry for my actions in the video that was published today. I have been to my great-great-grandmother's grave, where I go often; I wash him, light a candle and put fresh flowers on him, so that the grave will be illuminated. This is my way of building communication with a great-great-grandmother that my parents loved very much.
It's my way, not yours, my relationship with him, not yours. Graves are not only associated with tears. That moment, when the video was made (3 years ago), I still have it alive now. Every time we visit our relatives in the cemetery, mom gets angry and we try to make her laugh with our idiocy. This is very intimate.
I sincerely apologize to anyone who (rightly) may have been offended by my reckless action.
I am aware of how much it could hurt, and I am aware of the purposes for which this video was made and published - never to make fun of my loved one. I hope that my character on social networks is not misunderstood and not interpreted as my real character and I am convinced that in the time that I have been part of television, I have shown who the real Maggie is. I wish for the understanding of the people who have supported me so far, in life and in social networks," the moderator wrote.
