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Silvio Berlusconi has never hidden his love for women and this, if you want to know, was his pleasure, reports 'Vanity Fair'.
In his long life, one of the most exposed in the media of the last forty years, Silvio Berlusconi, who died at the age of 86, spared nothing not even in the political plan, and even less in the personal one.
The choice to associate with women brought him to the center of world and judicial news and which, in economic terms, cost him, according to what was reported by the Corriere a few years ago, an expenditure of at least 75 million euros, of which which 46 for his second wife Veronica Lario and 20 for ex-girlfriend Francesca Pascale, currently linked to singer Paola Turci. For better or worse, Berlusconi has always worked hard to ensure that relations end peacefully.
His first wife, Carla Elvira dall'Oglio, shy and reserved, married in 1965 after a year of engagement and mother of his children Marina and Pier Silvio, is the woman who "suffers" less from media pressure than others, even if things start to change some fifteen years later, with Cavalier's parallel story with Miriam Raffaella Bartolini, better known by the stage name Veronica Lario, an actress 20 years his junior, who, according to Berlusconi, managed to electrocute him "like a bolt of lightning" during the performance of The Magnificent Red at the Manzoni Theater (owned by him).
For him, Berlusconi ended his marriage with Elvira in 1985 without fanfare, but in fact with a very civil relationship and a control, if compared to later ones, quite restrained. Thanks to their bond with their children, Silvio and Elvira maintain an exemplary calmness for any ex-married couple, a point in favor of a turbulent love life is an understatement.
In fact, Silvio Berlusconi's second life began in 1990 with his marriage to Veronika, from which three children were born: Barbara, Eleonora and Luigi. These were the boom years: television became his second home, football became one of his most profitable investments, and his appointment as prime minister in 1994 consolidated a power that had for years been established as quickly as it was dominant. Lario is his first lady with an extremely low profile, at least until 2007, when the papers talk about a distracted and woman-obsessed Silvio Berlusconi.
According to Lele Mora, "he loses his head" for Francesca Dellera, Daniela Santanché, but also for Mara Carfagna.
Silvio also had a relationship with a 35-year-old named Francesca Pascal. Silvio Berlusconi met her in 2009 at a rally asking for her phone number. They meet, she moves to Arcore and they formalize the relationship in 2012. Among the women who have been close to him, Pascale is certainly the one who is exposed the most: she speaks for civil rights, intervenes in her partner's political affairs and is the voice of her deceased until the separation announced in March 2020. The crisis was caused by Marta Fascina, a Calabrian, 30 years old, past as an associate in the press office of Milan and his partner during the period of the blockade, spent in absolute secrecy.
Shy, reserved, Fascina is the last woman to be near the cavalier.
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