After a long silence, Roberto Speak confesses for the first time about divorce from Adriana Volpe. A farewell arrived after many years of love and the birth of a daughter, Gisele. In an interview with the weekly Nuovo, the entrepreneur told about the end of his marriage, also commenting on some statements of the presenter.
The farewell came shortly after Adriana left the GF Vip. In the reality show the presenter had come very close to Andrea Denver who had repeatedly declared an interest in him. “It is not true what Adriana had declared to Big Brother Vip, that is, that I was jealous of her – explained Parli, speaking of the reasons for the breakup -. Jealousy has nothing to do with it. We have always lived in two different cities and we trusted each other ”. Roberto then spoke of his daughter Gisele who would be serene, despite the difficult moment: “I think that no child can be serene in a similar situation”, he declared
La Volpe left the GF Vip after discovering that the father-in-law was seriously ill and that he had contracted Covid. The presenter reached her husband to be close to him, but unfortunately the man died. “A story that ends is always a defeat – commented the entrepreneur -. But it can also be a starting point for reflection ”. Finally, Parli denied having a new relationship, claiming to be single: “I don’t have a new love. At the moment I am focused only on work and your daughter ”.
Adriana Volpe, today at the helm of the show Every morning, some time ago she had confessed on the break up with her husband. “Right now, love is everything for my daughter and for work,” he revealed to the weekly Chi. The former lives in Montecarlo, while the presenter moves between the Principality, Milan and Bormio. “The truth is that perhaps I have always been alone with Gisele – she confessed -, but today I am fully aware of it. However, I am grateful to life and I conquer the future with tenacity day by day, striving to seek beauty in things and in people, even when it is really hard. Because, as I always say, even the darkest and deepest night at a certain point gives way to dawn “.
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