Ilary Blasi on Life After Divorce and Rumors About Silvia Toffanin

Ilary Blasi‘s ⁤New Beginning: Finding Happiness After Divorce

Ilary Blasi is ready for a fresh start. ‍Starting January 9th, a new season of her‍ docu-series “Hilary” will be available on Netflix, offering⁤ intimate glimpses into her life‌ following her high-profile separation from⁤ former football star francesco Totti. Blasi, who says she’s “calm” and embracing change, views the divorce as a “second chance at⁣ happiness.” ⁣while acknowledging ‍the ⁣difficulty ⁤of the situation,she believes⁣ it’s crucial to be realistic and recognize that life holds bigger challenges. “In the⁢ moast tough moments, you also ⁢have to be⁢ realistic: the⁣ realy bad things in ⁣life ⁢are different,” she told *La Repubblica*. The TV presenter, who ​comes from a family where her parents were⁢ always​ together, expressed regret for⁤ the ⁤impact the separation will have on their children: ‌”I ⁢had⁢ a good example.” Blasi, ‍who ​has been off-screen for about a year, addressed ‍rumors about‌ tensions with Pier Silvio Berlusconi and Silvia ⁤Toffanin, laughing them off. “Silvia jokes: ‘So we ⁣separated?'” she shared. “We always talk, and​ we never talk about work.” She‌ also opened⁤ up about her approach to television, stating, “I’m not bulimic about⁢ television, I often say no. I don’t know if it’s good or bad, but I have to be passionate ⁣about the project.” While not⁢ ruling out new opportunities, including cinema, she expressed a preference for⁣ staying home ‍and​ watching TV rather than hosting. Looking⁣ ahead,‌ Blasi envisions herself as a present but independent grandmother. “I‍ will be able⁤ to help out with the grandchildren, ⁤but not always.I hope the​ children get organized, I would still ‍like to do a​ few ⁤weekends,” she said.She described​ her boyfriend, Bastian Muller, as “romantic, more physical, the opposite⁤ of me.” The couple met by chance at an airport lounge and, despite Blasi’s initial fame overwhelming⁣ him, ​they’ve built a strong, loving relationship.

Finding ​Her ⁣Own Path: An Interview with Ilary ⁢Blasi

Ilary Blasi ⁢is back ⁣in⁣ the spotlight, ‍ready too share her journey ⁣of growth⁣ and resilience following her highly publicized separation from Francesco Totti. With a new season of her docu-series “Hilary” premiering on Netflix, Blasi offers a candid look at her life’s newest chapter.



We sat​ down​ with Blasi to discuss her new ​beginnings, her approach to television, and her ⁣vision ⁤for the ​future. ‍

Embracing Change ‍

You’ve described your divorce as a‌ “second chance at happiness.” Can you elaborate⁣ on what that ⁣means ​for⁣ you?







It’s about⁤ recognizing that life is full of unexpected turns. While difficult,⁤ this experience has allowed me to rediscover ‍myself and embrace new​ possibilities. I want to focus on my⁣ own growth and happiness.

Family First

You’ve ⁤spoken ⁣openly about the ‍impact of ‌the separation on your children.⁤ How are you navigating co-parenting, and what role does your new partner, Bastian, play in their lives?







My children are my priority.We’re working together as parents to ensure they feel loved and supported. Bastian is respectful of that and understands​ the importance of ‍creating ‍a stable ⁤surroundings for them.

the Future of Ilary Blasi

You’ve been selective about your television projects.What drives your‍ decision-making process ‌when choosing⁢ new opportunities?







I need ​to‌ feel passionate ⁣about ‌a project.I’m not driven by constant exposure.I prefer quality over quantity.⁢ Whether it’s​ television ⁣or even cinema, the project needs to ⁤resonate with me.









Do you see yourself ⁤primarily as a television presenter, or are you open to exploring ​other avenues?







I’m open to possibilities! While television has been a significant part ⁤of my life,​ I enjoy spending ⁢time at home and watching TV myself. Ultimately, I want to pursue projects ⁤that inspire and challenge me.









What​ message do you hope ​viewers‌ take ​away ‌from this new season of “Hilary? “









I hope ‍it‌ encourages ⁢open and honest conversations about change, resilience, and the ‌pursuit of happiness, no matter what life throws your​ way.

What do you think?

Ilary blasi’s decision​ to document her life so openly is ⁣both heroic and controversial.‌ Do you​ think celebrities have a obligation to share ​their personal struggles with the public? Why or why not? ​