Rocío Marengo was as a Alex Reed on the Chilevisión program, “But With Respect “, led by the journalist Julio Cesar Rodriguez. In the late he confessed the story behind his two covers of Playboy.
The Argentine comes from spending the New Year with the businessman Eduardo Fort and took advantage of her stay in Chile to attend the TV space, where she remembered her first cover of the well-known rabbit magazine, in which she should appear very sensual.
– “Why did you decide to pose for Playboy?JC began to ask.
– “That was wrong?”, asked Rocío.
– “No, no, really. I have two”.
“I did two. I am very modest (…) One is a limited edition and anniversary”, He ended up saying.
The model had deviated a bit from the topic, so Julius Caesar insisted that he tell him the story behind that cover.
“Do you know what I did Playboy to do therapy? To feel like I was getting over myself”.
“I was always very modest, very “oh, I’m ashamed, I don’t like my body.” And they had offered me to do magazine theater, so within the magazine my role was more of comedy, not so much regarding showing the body, sexy but not so much, “explained the Argentine.
“I suffered a lot and it was hard for me to do it. But I had to do it because it was a good magazine show with Carmen Barbieri ”.
“With Carmen I said ‘I have to overcome myself, I have to love myself‘, because otherwise it is a pain to work on something that you have to be exposed to. I did therapy to learn to love myself, to improve myself so as not to be ashamed of things “confessed the interviewee.
– But what regarding a psychologist? Julio César asked, to which the trans-Andean woman replied that “yes, I was a psychologist in the middle of the theater season in Mar del Plata ”.
In addition, she commented that he had motivated her to do therapy sessions: “Look, I work with my body, I’m ashamed. I don’t love myself, I don’t like myself and well I started doing therapy ”.
Finally, Marengo felt better and made the decision to be part of the magazine. “At one point I already felt splendid and did Playboy”, He ended up saying.
Later, he commented that during the production of the magazine he felt like a “free dove”, and clarified that it was a very important economic proposal. In addition, he enjoyed the sessions very much, because he found it to be an “elegant” production.
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