A few hours after the death of Gina Lollobrigida, the factotum Andrea Piazzolla comments on the question of the legacy left by the diva: “I don’t want anything, without her nothing matters anymore”.
The death of Gina Lollobrigida left open a question that could become widely debated over the next few months: is there a testament? And if it exists, what provisions will the unforgettable Bersagliera have foreseen regarding the eventual heredity? Talking about it is the factotum Andrew Piazzolla who, in an interview with Corriere della Sera, comment on the matter. She specifies that she does not want Piazzolla anything and that, according to her wishes expressed in life, the diva would have liked to leave her assets to charity.
Andrea Piazzolla and the legacy of Gina Lollobrigida
“I say it right away, I don’t want there to be any misunderstandings”, specifies Piazzolla to the Corriere, “I don’t know what Gina’s will was, but if there will be anything for me it will be just to fulfill her wishes that she hasn’t been able to do in life. I don’t want anything, everything has lost its value now. Without Gina, the rest doesn’t matter anymore. That stupid battles would be spared, for me it will only be completing his will”.
Gina Lollobrigida’s factotum: “She wanted to help African children”
Will that, according to Piazzolla, factotum of the actressGina would have precisely manifested before dying at 95 years old. “First of all, that the family be reunited in the cemetery. So where are his parents and sisters”, continues the factotum, “Then that her sculptures and drawings are handled by a person who designated her years ago and that’s not me. The third wish is to give everything in charity to African children. This is what I have to do for her”.
Andrea Piazzolla has left Gina Lollobrigida’s house
Finally, Piazzolla recounts that he left the house he shared with the diva immediately after her death: “I took my things away yesterday. When I got back I heard Gina’s voice inside the house calling me. I can’t stay there without her and hear her call me… I was there because she was there“.
