Nadia Caterina Munno talks to THR Roma about becoming an influencer, the role Drew Barrymore played early in her career and why 'Americans have a love for Italy and Italy has a love for Americans.'
The Rome-born Nadia Caterina Munno, a Tampa-based influencer and food guru who only moved to the United States in 2015, has 11.5 million followers across social media platforms. On Instagram, she has 4.5 million, onMunno got her start on TikTok in the midst of the pandemic, where she endeared herself to viewers with lively cooking videos focused on Italian cuisine and, more specifically, pasta.
I mean, each one of us, I feel, needs to awaken their senses and be a little bit more passionate and dramatic. But in terms of where you’re going with this, do you think that the Americans are rediscovering Italian food? Think of how Americans loved Lidia Bastianich, then you have Stanley Tucci who did an Italian food series for CNN. Now the Pasta Queen. What does that tell us about Americans and Italian food?
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