A former prostitute in Italy wants to bare all in a tell-all film about her sex romps with the country’s disgraced politician Silvio Berlusconi, she says.
Patrizia D’Addario told an Italian court she planned to make a movie about her escapades with the former prime minister. “You destroyed my life, now you should apologize and tell the truth of our relationship,” she said, reading a six-page letter she wrote to Berlusconi, The Telegraph reported.
D’Addario testified Friday in the trial of a businessman and six others charged with pimping prostitutes for the scandalized Berlusconi, a 78-year-old media tycoon who resigned in 2011 amid international controversy over his relationships with hookers while in office.
He was convicted of tax fraud in 2013 and sentenced to community service.
The accused procurers of prostitutes sent the women to Berlusconi in the hopes of winning massive public works contracts, authorities said.
D’Addario has already written a salacious book about her affair with the former head of state, saying “I gave him my body, but he (gave me) nothing.”
She seemed in awe of his sexual prowess, writing “He could enter the Guinness Book of Records. I’ve never seen such a passion for sex.”
Unlike other call girls involved with Berlusconi while he was in office, D’Addario claims she did not financially profit from sleeping with the then-prime minister.
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