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– There will be big contrasts and two completely different roles this fall. It’s really perfect!
Synnøve Skarbø (49) lets out a laugh on the phone line.
This fall, the 49-year-old dressed in sequins and glitter can be seen on the dance floor of TV 2’s flagship “Skal vi danse”, and amidst the dust and clutter as the host of the second season of his own show. cleaning, this time with celebrities, “Synnøve cleans – celebrity» on TVNorge.
Synnøve Skarbø
- Born October 15, 1970 in Stranda.
- Norwegian presenter and reality TV participant.
- He appeared on the 2001 reality series Muldvarpen on TVNorge, then became a weather forecaster (2001-2006) on the channel, and later as a host for various entertainment programs.
- From 1998 to 2005 he was editor-in-chief of fashion magazine Elle.
- In 2016, he published the book: “The Synnøve System: How I Happily Cleaned Myself”.
- She leads the podcast “Synnøve and Vanessa” along with fashion profile and former editor Vanessa Rudjord.
- He is currently participating in “Skal vi danse” on TV 2, and with “Synnøve rydder upp – celebrity” on TVNorge on September 14th.
Cleaned in your own life
Synnøve Skarbø has been a cleaning guru after she made her book debut with “The Synnøve System: How I Happily Cleaned Myself” in 2016. The book describes how she managed to cleanse herself of tough times after depression. postpartum and lost her job as a program manager at TVNorge.
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– My theory is that it helps the psyche to be ordered. There is no cure for depression, you have to do other things to overcome it, but cleaning up the mess is a blessing to me. Cleaning helps you sort through difficult thoughts. And it’s more stable in my life now, after I did the basic cleaning several years ago, she says.
Turn in celebrity drawers
As Skarbø competes with other celebrities on the floor this fall, on the cleaning show she tries to help known profiles deal with their own mess.
– Everyone has chosen where they want cleaning help, but the program is not just about cleaning. It is a home based program where we are in the private sphere of the people. If I find someone interesting in drawers and cabinets, I take every opportunity to get something private from celebrities. I like to know as much as possible about as many people as possible, reveals Skarbø.
Among other things, he has discovered that Jon Almaas is not as neat as he thought and that Else Kåss Furuseth has more clutter than expected. However, the most surprising was the home of Bahareh Letnes and Per Sandberg.
– I’ve never seen anything like this, exclaims Skarbø.
– There is a well in the middle of the house and a mirror on the ceiling of the living room. The house was very luxurious when they bought it and they haven’t changed much. The style is a mix of Hollywood and Poland, with Polish words of wisdom and quotes on the walls.
On the other hand, it was the bedroom that had to be cleaned when Skarbø visited the former FRP minister and his partner.
– Per had gotten tired of Bahareh taking all the costumes, so I had to act there.
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Synnøve Skarbø believes that shows can help viewers sort through things, algae, and thoughts.
– Celebrities don’t have as much cast because they are as messy as last season. So it’s probably easier to recognize yourself among celebrities. Most people have much more than they need, and everyone has a room that they feel they must clean. I always ask: Why should you fill your life with this?
New life
Skarbø believes that cleaning on purpose has given her a new life. He thought his television career was over when he lost his job at TVNorge at age 40. But after he wrote a make-up book and launched the “Synnøve and Vanessa” podcast together with his best friend Vanessa Rudjord, he experienced new success and new doors opened.
– It was a turning point for me that I wrote a compensation book. I got a new career based on myself and it is extremely satisfying. And then came the podcast. I’ve never had it as good as now, says Skarbø, who still cleans when life’s difficulties arise.
– When I went through a breakup 1.5 years ago, I thought that now I could use the above method. It’s as if I clear sad thoughts when they clean me around me, she says, before adding:
– In no way have I kept my life in order. But if I have order around me, I have a little more peace in my head.
Tough dancer
Right now, her head is almost full of dance steps leading up to the premiere of “Shall We Dance” on Saturday.
– I’m completely absorbed. This show is the most fun I’ve ever been on. But I’m also very scared until I do the first dance. I’m afraid I won’t make it happen and my nerves will take over. It is infinitely more difficult than she thought, she says and recounts that she has danced at least three hours every day for the last few weeks.
– I am an eternal pessimist and I always think of the “worst case” scenarios. Now I am afraid of sniffing or breaking my foot. There is so much about these dances that I find it unnatural, he admits.
At the same time, he happily erased the entire calendar to participate in “Skal vi danse”. And if the premiere nerves get too big, clean a little more at home.
– I boil a lot in the tuber during the day, both positive things, such as nervousness and excitement, and then I start to think: now I have to sort my socks or something else. It works all the time.
