Alvaro Vitali and his wife Stefania Corona have split up. Together for 27 years, when they met in a recording studio, the Roman actor and the singer-songwriter were married in 2006.
"I'm tired of being transparent - she reveals to Chi - and I want to think a little more about myself, reevaluate Stefania. I dedicated 27 years of my life to Alvaro, making mistakes, I admit, with an excess of zeal, of responsibility, and, therefore, we were no longer a couple. We were the first few years, then he thought a lot about himself, even as a character and, therefore, I always felt ten steps behind, in the shadows. Year after year, hoping that things could change, I realized that we were great colleagues, but he wasn't a husband, he just can't do it".
The reason for the estrangement was Vitali's return to the scene : «There are so many characters, so many women, girls, people, ladies who surround him. We've always been together at dinners, at work and, therefore, now that people only see him in clubs, or when he does work in which I'm not involved, like the commercial, the TikTok post, surrounded by other girls, they ask me: "But how come you're not there?". This has given him a sense of freedom and he acts the rooster, the bow tie, with all these girls who now hang around him. I think he feels free, it's as if he couldn't wait for us to separate, to not have a person as present as I have been. He's getting a big head, because he has a lot of work commitments on his own and, therefore, he's "ripped up" as they say in Rome».
"Life with Alvaro was very complicated - Corona admits -. I was very young and after only two years of living together I found myself facing a first tragedy: a stroke that struck him and then resolved itself very well, even if it had a strong impact on his marital and professional life. I have always looked after him a lot, it's also my character, and he began to settle into this nursing predisposition of mine. Then he had two heart attacks and, to conclude, he went on dialysis and, from there, his character began to change, to become very gruff, nervous and I was the one who was there and was constantly scolded, in a very severe way".
