Totti and Ilary had 17 years of marriage, with three children and ended in July of this year
idol of Pomegranate Comes from Italian footballthe former striker Francesco Totti spoke for the first time about his breakup with the model Ilary Blasi. The couple have been together for over 17 years and have three children. They divorced in July after much speculation about cheating on both sides. In an interview with the Italian newspaper Corriere della Serathe former player gave his version of the end of the relationship.
“It is not true that I was the first to cheat. I have read several news in recent weeks, some have made my children suffer. Enough. I had a difficult time. First when I stopped playing (football), then with death my father, a victim of covid-19, and when I needed my wife most, she wasn’t there, “said the former player.”I also made mistakes, I should have paid more attention. In September of last year (2021) I started hearing rumors that Ilary would have another one. In fact, (she had) more than one. Then I found out the messages on his cell phone, like ‘See you at the hotel, it’s more prudent of me.’ I fell into depression and I only got out thanks to Noemi Bocchi (current partner), who is different from Ilary “, he continued, first to conclude:”Ilary took my collection of watches, including some very precious Rolexes. She emptied the safes with the help of her father.”
The couple has become one of the most admired in Italy. The model is still a TV host and has been with the former player in the highlights of her career. As a football athlete, Totti wore only the Roma shirt. It has been 25 years in the profession, winning three titles, in 782 games, with 306 goals scored and another 123 assists.
Source: Terra
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