The Roman upper class is female and tells its story on TV, starring some extravagant and charismatic Capitoline housewives who have very little of the angels of the hearth, very busy as they are with parties in the penthouses of the historic center, budding friendships and rivalries in the exclusive sports clubs on the banks of the Tiber, vernissage with very designer blue-blooded guests. It’s the docu-reality «The Real Housewives of Rome»premiering April 24 with the first two episodes streaming on Discovery+and from Wednesday 1st May at 9.20pm on Real Time.
Between Cortina and Sardinia
Nicoletta Ricca (in name and in fact) Benedictines he lives between Cortina in the winter, Sardinia in the summer and Rome in the remaining months, in the Piazza di Spagna area. In retirement, after having been an important financial manager in the 80s and 90s, she enjoys herself by going to the theater and listening to pop music in the living room overflowing with works of art. What about the «Ceciona upper class» (definition of the authors) very active on social media Flora Pellino. She is the mother of 13-year-old Ascanio and 7-year-old India, and wife of Germano with whom she got married, surprisingly, in the Maldives. A typical day for her sees her walking between relaxing massages, ini ini tweaks, boxing and visits to the nutritionist. The Countess Camilla Ancilotto of Scandinavian origins, she is instead filmed when she gives orders to her assistants during the organization of her personal exhibition.
Five one-hour episodes
The real housewives of Rome», five episodes of 60 minutes each, is produced by Fatma Ruffini’s Ftm Entertainment for Warner Bros. Discovery. The official hashtag is therealhousewivesdiroma .
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