Berlusconi to pay 2nd wife $4M a month

Berlusconi to pay 2nd wife $4M a month

ROME - The Associated Press

Former Italian prime minister and leader of 'Popolo della Liberta' (People of freedom) centre-right party, Silvio Berlusconi. EPA photo/GUIDO MONTANI

An Italian newspaper has reported the details of the divorce settlement between ex-Premier Silvio Berlusconi and his second wife Veronica Lario, saying he must pay her $4 million a month alimony but gets to keep their estate, The Associated Press has reported.

Corriere della Sera said Friday the paperwork was filed Christmas Day at Milan’s tribunal.

Lario announced she was divorcing the billionaire media mogul in 2009, citing his presence at the 18th birthday party of a Naples girl and his fondness for younger women. The couple met in a dressing room in 1980 after Berlusconi saw Lario perform in a Milan theater, were married in 1990 and have three grown children. He has two children from his first marriage.

The 76-year-old Berlusconi is currently dating a woman nearly 50 years his junior.
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