Belén Rodriguez has reportedly threatened Fabrizio Corona with legal action after comments he made about her on an Italian television program, according to giornalelavoce.it. The exchange took place during a recent episode of the show "Falsissimo," where Corona made remarks that prompted a strong reaction from the Argentine-Italian showgirl.
Multiple Italian outlets, including giornalelavoce.it, Fanpage, and Virgilio, report that Rodriguez told Corona she would "send him back to jail" during the on-air confrontation. The comment references Corona's past imprisonment, a fact that has been widely reported in Italian media over the years.
The dispute centers on Corona's statements about Rodriguez, which reportedly included claims about her personal life. According to movieplayer.it, Corona discussed the truth about a past argument involving Rodriguez and another person named Cecilia, and made remarks about a man named Ignazio. The specifics of these claims have not been independently verified by CYBEV.io.
Vanity Fair Italia has weighed in on the situation, suggesting that Rodriguez deserves to be left alone following the incident. This commentary indicates that the public fallout from the television exchange has drawn attention beyond just the immediate parties involved.
The confrontation has escalated to the point where legal action appears possible. giornalelavoce.it reports that the dispute could now end up in court, though no formal lawsuit has been confirmed in the available reporting.
Corona is a controversial figure in Italian media, known for his past work as a paparazzo and his criminal record. His appearances on programs like "Falsissimo" have previously generated headlines for provocative statements.
What to watch next: Whether Rodriguez follows through on her reported threat and files a formal legal complaint against Corona over his on-air remarks.
