Ambra Angiolini, Andrea Bosca’s new boyfriend

A year and a half since unpleasant business and after “long psychotherapy” (cit.), Amber Angiolini seems to have dropped out of the dating club. WITH unpleasant business ed. means the end of the relationship with Massimiliano Allegri due to alleged betrayal on his part, which hit all the newspapers and for which, in the midst of macho toxicosis, the actress was ridiculed by the media with a tapir in her hand (masterfully defends her daughter Yolanda, but that’s another story). Ambra Angiolini and Andrea Bosca together?

The question began to circulate in recent days after the photos published Diva and woman from secret kiss of two actors at Termini station in Rome. The weekly created a sensation by writing about an ongoing relationship “for several months” and a friendship that began last spring on the set of Stromboli. civil protection then blossomed “into something more”. The condition became complicit when Ambra not only didn’t deny the rumors, but posted on her IG stories a video of a friends and family table that featured Andrea along with her two children Jolanda and Leonardo and her parents Doriana and Alfredo.

“Family in the theater… Thank you,” the 45-year-old wrote in the caption of a social video where she frames her dearest loved ones with whom she dined after her theatrical performance staged at the Carcamo Theater in Milan. Knot in which she reads with her colleagues Arianna Scommegna and Ludovica Modugno. Next to her is also an actor from Asti, who flew from Rome to Milan to applaud his “girlfriend”.

This will open a new chapter in her personal life for Ambra Angiolini.after the end of a long relationship with Francesco Renga that lasted from 2003 to 2015 and with whom children, Jolanda and Leonardo were born, and a break with Massimiliano Allegri, with whom she was involved from 2017 to 2021. Ditto for Andrea, 42, one of the most famous faces of tricolor fiction (red door AND Macari) who was previously engaged to actress Valeria Bilello.

“Day Zero exists for everyone, it’s the moment you don’t win, you don’t lose, you start over,” Ambra said on radio after unpleasant business (see below), “you are moving away from people who become memories, from those who don’t stay, from those who basically never were. This is called day zero because what follows zero is always the beginning. And in the beginning you don’t know defeat.” A renaissance that seems alive today.