Mary Chronopoulou: “I was lying a 128 kg monster” – her last wish

The great actress Marie Chronopoulou spoke in an in-depth interview about taking risks with her health and personal life and revealing her last wish.

In an in-depth confession, Marie Chronopoulou talks to Katerina Kainourgio about her personal life, Nikos Korculos, and her last wish.

The great actress has spoken out about her weakness for Nikos Korokoulos, revealing that she misses him the most because he is her family.

In an interview full of confessions and facts, Marie Chronopoulou talks about the intense moments in her career and personal life while revealing her last wish.

“Andreas Barkoulis and I were officially engaged to a priest and best man. Nothing else. I don’t think my mates were dying for me. I miss Nikos Korculos more than he was my family. I miss her and the thought of it makes me sick.”

He knew everything about my personal life. He took a lot of my lessons. He protected me, looked after me, argued with me and was the closest thing in my life to me,” said Marie Chronopoulou.

Revelation about abuse and Nikos Korculos

Speaking about the time she was with an abusive partner, Marie Chronopoulou revealed her contact with Korculus. “The line I remember was ‘I can’t stand you.’ I had called him in the evening and said ‘Come quick Niko, he’s going to kill me.’ He came up with the machine, he ‘cleaned’ gently, gallantly, he used to harass the partner who abused me. He waited until the morning until A locksmith comes and changes my lock.

Months passed and with this face I forgave him and we drank coffee. Nikos was watching us and he was saying to me “Oh Mary, you hit the guy, you cursed him, I don’t talk to him and you drink coffee with him?” She revealed what she experienced strongly in her personal life.

“I was lying at 128 kg.”

Marie Chronopoulou spoke about the photo she posted of her lying down with a lot of extra pounds, and noted that she did so for ethical reasons.

“I posted a picture of me from the period when I was lying with extra pounds for ethical and tender reasons. I was a 128kg monster. On the other hand I was sitting in a very cute armchair with a very beautiful dress.

I showed this ugly picture to people who had problems like me. For people who have lost themselves. I wanted to tell them: try, I tried and I beat them,” Mary Chronopoulou confirmed.

“Crippled, bedridden, I dropped 128 kg. I was lying on the bed without being able to turn right or left. It’s terrible,” he added.

With her mother dead at the age of 107, Mary Chronopoulou indicated that she dreaded the idea of ​​growing old. He sees death as a nice transition from here.

“I am not afraid of death”

Mary Chronopoulou, speaking with Katerina Kainurgio in Alpha, also reveals her last wish. “Death doesn’t scare me at all. I’m also curious about what I’ll see if I leave here. Are we going to find anything? Martha Karagiani and I always said, ‘What are we going to find there?'”

Dalianidis would walk into the shoot and say “Nothing, crap. We’re like radios. We pull the plug, and the radio goes off.” We wanted to see something. My wish is to burn. I don’t want mold and worms, Mary Chronopoulou admitted.

“Nothing certain can be apocalyptic. Is there anything more certain than transmigration? There is none. I believe in the universe too much in my heretical way. It is impossible not to believe somewhere.”