Ilary Blasi

The breakdown of Blasi and Francesco Totti's marriage led to civil proceedings in which each sought to establish the other's responsibility for the marriage's failure. Cristiano Iovino testified in 2025 that he had been romantically involved with Blasi since 2020, whereas she had previously described their encounter as merely a coffee. The divorce became effective in July 2026, but the issue of 'addebito' remained pending.

State of the evidence

Documented

Blasi and Totti disputed ownership of several personal possessions in court, including Rolex watches, bags, clothes and jewellery. In 2025, a court ordered shared custody of four watches, while litigation continued over other possessions.

State of the evidence

Documented

Attribution

Directly implicated

Blasi had reported Totti, alleging that he had left their underage daughter without adequate supervision. The preliminary investigations judge closed the investigation in 2026, finding that the children had not been exposed to any genuine danger and that security arrangements and a reachable adult were available.

State of the evidence

Documented

Attribution

Protagonist is the complainant

A new civil dispute arose between Blasi and Totti over repairs to the villa in the EUR district occupied by the presenter. Following water infiltration and a ceiling collapse, the judge must determine whether the repairs constitute extraordinary maintenance payable by owner Totti or ordinary maintenance payable by Blasi.

State of the evidence

Documented

Attribution

Directly implicated

Photographs showing Blasi topless, taken while she was at a private residence in Formentera, were published by 'Chi'. She subsequently explained that she had taken legal action and won; press reports referred to compensation of approximately 30 000 euros.

State of the evidence

Documented

Following public statements by Alex Nuccetelli about the Totti–Blasi couple's private life, Blasi's lawyers announced a complaint, describing the remarks as false and defamatory.

State of the evidence

Disputed

'Star in the Star', presented by Blasi, was widely compared with 'Tale e Quale Show' and 'Il Cantante Mascherato'. The similarities fuelled media accusations of copying, and poor ratings subsequently intensified the controversy.

State of the evidence

Reported by the press

During Grande Fratello VIP, Blasi and Fabrizio Corona had an intense on-air exchange concerning the 2005 Totti/Flavia Vento affair. Corona's lawyers subsequently claimed that the segment had been prepared to attract viewers.

State of the evidence

Alleged

Attribution

Personally implicated