Last weekend, Chiara Ferragni, following the Corona storm, decided to seek refuge in the mountains of St. Moritz with her new love, Giovanni Tronchetti Provera, with whom (apparently) the relationship is going swimmingly.
An Instagram story seemed to confirm the presence of the entrepreneur. In the published photo, a bookcase and a detail attributable to Tronchetti Provera could be seen, a photo to be precise, a sign that the two were indeed together in his home.
After a few minutes, however, Ferragni removed the post. The gesture immediately fueled speculation, leading many to wonder if it was the Tronchetti Provera family who pushed her to delete it. Recent rumors indicate that the relatives of the Pirelli CEO are not in favor of the relationship, especially after Ferragni's involvement in the Pandoro Gate scandal and the warning received from Fabrizio Corona for the alleged flirtation with Achille Lauro.
Rumors confirmed by journalist Gabriele Parpiglia who, during the program "100x100 Parpiglia", revealed interesting details about how the relationship between the entrepreneur and the influencer is evolving. "Giovanni Tronchetti Provera is by her side - Parpiglia said - they spent the weekend together. However, even if Giovanni has made his choice, this does not mean that his wealthy family has accepted it, on the contrary.
There are reportedly some tensions between Ferragni and Giovanni's mother, Cecilia Pirelli. "I know that Cecilia Pirelli, Giovanni's mother, is against this story, so much so that she had some photos taken by Chiara removed from social media: one showed a family photo, another a part of the bed in their house in St Moritz. Cecilia vetoed the use of their mountain home and in fact this past weekend they were reported to be elsewhere," a very detailed account that finds confirmation in the photo posted and then removed by Ferragni this weekend. "They (meaning the members of the Pirelli-Tronchetti Provera family) have always stayed away from the spotlight, but finding themselves in this avalanche, I believe that regardless of the surname, is something that hurts you very badly."