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Vdes në moshën 85-vjeçare gjyshja toskane që fitoi zemrat e mbi 4 milionë ndjekësve
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silvi bini, gjyshja toskane, ndahet nga jeta, 85 vjec, recetat, 4 milion ndjekes,
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Ka ndërruar jetë në moshën 85-vjeçare Silvia Bini, e njohur në rrjetet sociale si “Nonna Silvi”, ku u bë e famshme për recetat tradicionale toskane dhe fitoi mbi 4 milionë ndjekës. Bini u nda nga jeta në banesën e saj në Montespertoli, pranë Firences, pas një sëmundjeje të rëndë që, sipas njoftimit të familjes, zgjati vetëm 20 ditë. Lajmi u bë i ditur nga nipërit e saj përmes faqes zyrtare “nonnasilvi”, ku ata shprehën dhimbjen për humbjen e saj dhe e kujtuan si një grua të jashtëzakonshme, plot energji dhe përkushtim ndaj familjes. Pavarësisht sëmundjes, edhe në ditët e fundit të jetës, Nonna Silvi vazhdonte të interesohej për punën dhe të pyeste se çfarë duhej bërë, sipas mesazhit të familjarëve. Familja njoftoi gjithashtu se aktiviteti i saj do të qëndrojë i mbyllur për dy ditë zie, përpara se të rifillojë punën, duke vijuar trashëgiminë e saj dhe…
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Vdes në moshën 85-vjeçare gjyshja toskane që fitoi zemrat e mbi 4 milionë ndjekësve
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