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Viviana Guglielmi Embroils in Scandal Giorgia Meloni's wife

Viviana Guglielmi Embroils in Scandal  Giorgia Meloni's wife
Published 2 years ago on Oct 20, 2023

Viviana Guglielmi, aged 46, became the target of Andrea Giambruno's inappropriate advances during an off-air encounter at the Milan TV studio where they both work. 

Viviana Guglielmi (pictured), 46, was the target of Andrea Giambruno's sleazy attention while the two were off air in the Milan TV studio where they are based

In an audio recording captured while they were off-air, Giambruno, aged 42, made explicit and lewd remarks to Guglielmi. The comments included inquiries about engaging in a 'threesome or foursome' and inappropriate physical gestures. These recordings were later exposed on the satirical Italian news program, Striscia la Notizia, which is part of the Mediaset media empire owned by the late former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. 

Meloni (left) posted this picture of her, Giambruno and their daughter Ginevra to social media on Friday

Meloni, the leader of Italy's center-right government, decided to end her relationship with Giambruno, the father of her child, after his inappropriate remarks became public. She officially announced their separation through her X account (formerly known as Twitter), stating that their paths had diverged for some time. 

The leaked secret recording featured Giambruno complimenting Guglielmi's appearance and making unwanted physical advances. Guglielmi, who has been working as a journalist since 2009, hosts the Diaro del Giorno show, alongside Giambruno, and has also modeled. 

Meloni (pictured with Giambruno at a gala last year) today said the pair's paths have 'diverged for some time, and the time has come to acknowledge it'

Giambruno's controversial comments have led to speculation about potential job consequences at Mediaset. Though some may dismiss these remarks as banter, they are not in line with the company's ethical standards. There is an increased likelihood that Giambruno may face professional repercussions for his actions. 

In the secret recording, Giambruno complimented Guglielmi (pictured) on her dress, as he touched her shoulder and hair and told her: 'The only opinion that counts for me is Viviana'



The situation has led to discussions and debates in Italy, with some suggesting that the release of these recordings was orchestrated to provide Meloni with a reason to end her relationship. Additionally, there are reports of further clips in which Giambruno behaves in a sexist and misogynistic manner. 

Giambruno's previous controversial remarks included comparing mass migration to the transportation of animals and downplaying climate change. In one instance, he faced criticism for his comments on rape, which were seen as victim-blaming. 

In a social media post, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni thanked Andrea Giambruno for 'the splendid years' they spent together, 'the difficulties we went through' and 'for giving me the most important thing in my life, our daughter Ginevra'

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Viviana Guglielmi, aged 46, became the target of Andrea Giambruno's inappropriate advances during an off-air encounter at the Milan TV studio where they both work. 

Viviana Guglielmi (pictured), 46, was the target of Andrea Giambruno's sleazy attention while the two were off air in the Milan TV studio where they are based

In an audio recording captured while they were off-air, Giambruno, aged 42, made explicit and lewd remarks to Guglielmi. The comments included inquiries about engaging in a 'threesome or foursome' and inappropriate physical gestures. These recordings were later exposed on the satirical Italian news program, Striscia la Notizia, which is part of the Mediaset media empire owned by the late former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. 

Meloni (left) posted this picture of her, Giambruno and their daughter Ginevra to social media on Friday

Meloni, the leader of Italy's center-right government, decided to end her relationship with Giambruno, the father of her child, after his inappropriate remarks became public. She officially announced their separation through her X account (formerly known as Twitter), stating that their paths had diverged for some time. 

The leaked secret recording featured Giambruno complimenting Guglielmi's appearance and making unwanted physical advances. Guglielmi, who has been working as a journalist since 2009, hosts the Diaro del Giorno show, alongside Giambruno, and has also modeled. 

Meloni (pictured with Giambruno at a gala last year) today said the pair's paths have 'diverged for some time, and the time has come to acknowledge it'

Giambruno's controversial comments have led to speculation about potential job consequences at Mediaset. Though some may dismiss these remarks as banter, they are not in line with the company's ethical standards. There is an increased likelihood that Giambruno may face professional repercussions for his actions. 

In the secret recording, Giambruno complimented Guglielmi (pictured) on her dress, as he touched her shoulder and hair and told her: 'The only opinion that counts for me is Viviana'



The situation has led to discussions and debates in Italy, with some suggesting that the release of these recordings was orchestrated to provide Meloni with a reason to end her relationship. Additionally, there are reports of further clips in which Giambruno behaves in a sexist and misogynistic manner. 

Giambruno's previous controversial remarks included comparing mass migration to the transportation of animals and downplaying climate change. In one instance, he faced criticism for his comments on rape, which were seen as victim-blaming. 

In a social media post, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni thanked Andrea Giambruno for 'the splendid years' they spent together, 'the difficulties we went through' and 'for giving me the most important thing in my life, our daughter Ginevra'

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