The nun who won “La Voz” in Italy hangs up her habits and lives in Spain

Monja Cristina Scuccia at the show of ‘Che Tempo Che Fa’ 2016 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by Stefania D’Alessandro/Getty Images)

Rome, Nov 21 (EFE).- The nun Cristina Scuccia, whose triumph in the Italian version of the television contest “La Voz” in 2014 went around the world, she has hung up her habits and now lives in Spain, where she continues to sing and works as a waitress to earn a living.

Sister Cristina, who had moved and surprised the world interpreting “No One” by Alicia Keys in her first performance and who finally won the show, she embarked on a career as a singer and was part of the cast of the musical “Sister Act”, as well as appearing in 2016 among the protagonists of the musical “Titanic”, but without abandoning religious life.

After spending a few years away from the stage, Cristina Scuccia appeared this Sunday on Canale 5’s “Verissimo” program with a surprising makeover and, dressed in a red pantsuit, she announced that she had left religious life and that she currently lives in Spain, where she continues to cultivate her passion for music and works as a waitress.

“Sister Cristina is within me. I am who I am now thanks to Sister Cristina”, said the former Ursuline nun, explaining that she had “followed a wonderful path in which there have been difficulties”, but that right now she can smile “even more than in the past”.

assured that “continues to believe in God” and that “he has no intention of abandoning his path of faith” and that she is “grateful for everything she has lived up to now.”

After 15 years of religious life, he explained that “this media exposure, over time, was the engine of many questions” and that everything precipitated with the pandemic, when everything stopped and he was able to reflect on whether he was happy.

She explained that she had to be helped by a psychologist because she mightn’t get out “of the dark.” “I did not understand who he was. I have never denied God, but I was not in my habit,” he added.

On whether she will find love, the former religious affirmed that “He believes in love, but it’s not something he considers now.” “It’s not my priority right now. You have to take care of yourself, love yourself, before you can love others,” she said.

La ex monja Cristina Scuccia durante los premios 'The Voice of Italy' 2014 en Milan,Italy.  (Photo by Stefania D'Alessandro/Getty Images)

La ex monja Cristina Scuccia durante los premios ‘The Voice of Italy’ 2014 en Milan,Italy. (Photo by Stefania D’Alessandro/Getty Images)

Born in 1988 in Vittoria, in Sicily (south), she entered the convent at the age of 19. After being discovered by “la Voz Italia” in a religious singing contest, they called her to participate in the television program.

Her audition for “La Voz” with Alicia Keys’ ”No One” surpassed 90 million views on YouTube in a week and during the program she received praise from one of the judges, Raffaella Carrà, who assured that Sister Cristina “was born to be on stage”.

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