Gina Lollobrigida: I have the right to live but also to die in peace

"Remember that you are the Bersagliera, come on, I have never seen you so dejected": Mara Venier, with her humanity, tries to give the office to Gina Lollobrigida, 94, guest of Domenica In. Moved, distraught, the diva who was defined the most beautiful in the world, loved globally, she feels "humiliated" and does not react like other times in the past. It is a surrendered and tired Lollo that viewers see in the afternoon on Rai1, made up and elegant in a light blue pastel dress like the queen of the United Kingdom, and frankly it has an effect. "I have the right to live, he says, but also to die in peace," she says with her eyes red with tears. There has been no peace for some time: the actress has been fighting with her family for years, with her son Milco Skofic and grandson Dimitri. In between thereit is a battle with stamped papers in court and fierce lawyers, but the actress is keen to reiterate that life is hers and she behaves as she wants. First the Spanish question: her connection with the Spanish entrepreneur Javier Rigau, she is 79, he is 45 when it comes out (it would go back to the 70s) and a marriage 'with deception' then canceled by the Sacra Rota, now that with Andrea Piazzolla, his former factotum. "He is like a son for me - he says on TV - he is next to me like a son, he helped me to move forward. His daughter Gina is called like me, she is a tiger", she said affectionately. "Andrea has never been wrong. He is a good person and the fact that he has helped me is having terrible problems. Life is mine and I decide what to do with it.Giving gifts to Andrea and his family is something that concerns me, no one else. ", Adds shock. Piazzolla, who managed the assets of Lollobrigida, is on trial for circumvention of an incapable person. It seems that there are shortages of millionaires and many precious objects - we are talking about 350 assets owned by the elderly actress - put up for sale at auction houses through an intermediary, Antonio Salvi, who was also brought to trial. In October then the Supreme Court validated the decree opening the support administration for the actress, following a legal action brought by her son Milco. It is he who asked the judicial authority of Rome to put his mother's assets in safe hands. Indeed Skofic had asked for 'protection' also for the ordinary management of his mother's life.The judges considered that Lollobrigida is able to make her own decisions for daily life, but not those concerning the management of money, companies, real estate. His new lawyer Antonio Ingroia in connection explains the case that has been dragging on for some time to then comment "as a Bersagliera in recent years it has been targeted". The actress talks about the son of the Slavic doctor Skofic whom she married in 1949: "The thing that humbles me the most and gives me the most pain is my son. It hurts. I have done good to my son and as a result he is against. me because I want to do what I want with my life ... They have seized all the properties. An ignoble treatment. I don't want to see it anymore. I feel humiliated because they should let me die in peace. I don't deserve this. They are furious against me. ".And then he mentions, without wanting to name it, the Spanish person: "Even after I explained who this person was. He hurt so many people, myself included." .

Yesterday at Italia Si ', broadcast on Rai1, the conductor Marco Liorni had given space to the lawyers of Milco and Dimitri Skofic, the lawyers Michele and Alessandro Gentiloni Silveri who had read a letter in which it was specified that "It is false that our clients have ever taken legal action against Gina Lollobrigida. On the contrary, moved by unchanged affection and lively concern for the shameful annihilation of her patrimony for the benefit of Mr. Piazzolla and his circle, they turned to the competent Authority to ascertain the facts and take the appropriate measures. As it happened on time. The health conditions of Gina Lollobrigida were ascertained both in criminal and civil matters, by leading experts in forensic psychiatry through non-partisan appraisals,but requested and supervised by impartial judges, following all the rules of science and contradictory. Their result is unequivocal and unequivocal ".