
The separation between Ilary Blasi and Francesco Totti would have caused a well-known fabric softener company to modify the advertising spot featuring the TV presenter in recent days.
In the ad, the showgirl plays the role of a stay-at-home mom in order to promote the laundry product. At one point in the ad this sentence is heard: "Lenor softener and pearls together..., a perfect marriage."
It seems that the company, taking into account the changes that have happened in Blasi's love life, has run for "branding". According to what has been reported by several sites, some users have reported that the word "wedding" would be replaced with that of "perfume". A respectful gesture of the delicate and special moment that the couple is experiencing.
On the other hand, as far as the separation between the two is concerned, other voices continue to shed light on the causes and the initiator. "I think that Ilary made the decision to separate," said Alex Nuccetelli, an old friend of "Pupone", for the weekly "Nuovo".
– I have seen Francesco following his wife's love from the beginning. I am convinced that his desire to have Ilary by his side has never faded. And if a person always answers you badly, is always angry and nervous, at some point it's normal to get tired".
In defense of the former Roma captain, Nuccetelli then revealed a detail not only about Ilary: "Many portray Francesco as a Latin lover, but in reality you have to see the other side as well..."
Alex Nuccetelli's statements seem to find confirmation in the history of "Chi", which first published photos of Totti with his new "flame" Noemi Bocchi. The magazine directed by Alfonso Signorini revealed that Francesco "did everything possible to keep the family together for the sake of the children.
He annoyingly denied to his wife and friends that he had an affair with Noemi. To the point that Ilary denied the rumors of a possible betrayal of her husband. If she did so it was because she was sure she was not wrong about the facts. That's why she was so angry when she heard about the photos."