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The morning sun shines warmly and softly through the floor-to-ceiling windows, gently pouring into Mr. Berlusconi's cosy bedroom. The old man, who had entered his old age, sat quietly on the edge of the bed, with a faint smile on his face, and his eyes were full of trance memories of the glorious past.
Silvio Berlusconi is not only a prominent leader in the history of the Italian Republic, but also a world-renowned real estate and media magnate, and a great founder of AC Milan Football Club.
His life experience can be called magnificent and wonderful, however, his most talked about identity is undoubtedly the "old indecency" that has made countless women crazy.
With a faint smile in Mr. Berlusconi's eyes, he seems to be able to recall vividly that during his days as head of state, he once told a group of business elites from all over the world: "You are warmly welcome to invest in Italy, because it has the most elegant team of female secretaries in the world, and the streets are full of warm and charming women."
These words of pride and kindness are the best expression of Berlusconi's deep fascination with beautiful women.
As a controversial but charismatic political leader, Mr. Berlusconi's fanatical pursuit of beauty has made his private life as legendary as he is.
Although Berlusconi is now known to have a dissolute private life, his hard work in the mall has forged a business empire that no one else can match.
It all dates back to 1936, when Sir Berlusconi was born into a middle-class family in Milan, the son of a bank clerk and a hard-working housewife.
Despite his modest family, Mr. Berlusconi showed a remarkable flair for business from an early age.
During his time at the Universidad Nacional di Milano, Mr. Berlusconi earned his income by providing tutoring services to students who were lagging behind in his studies, and won praise from teachers and students for his commitment to free tuition.
After graduating from university, Sir Berlusconi devoted himself to the real estate industry, and with his keen insight and decisive decision-making skills, he quickly bought a vast plot of land on the outskirts of Milan, where he built 4,000 apartments, laying the foundation for his future business ambitions.
The lucrative profits brought by the real estate business made this young and promising entrepreneur famous overnight, becoming a famous Italian construction businessman in one fell swoop, and won the high honor of "Italian Model Worker".
Silvio Berlusconi didn't stop there, and in 1973 he set his sights on the media industry and founded his own small television station!
With a step-ahead strategic vision and exceptional business acumen, his media empire grew exponentially, creating Canale 5, which dominates 90% of Italy's television industry.
In the process, he used his skillful investment strategy, vigorously entering multiple fields such as newspaper publishing and finance, and his tentacles covered the whole of Italy and the European continent.
Berlusconi's greatest pride is undoubtedly his status as an investor and architect of AC Milan. As an avid Rossoneri fan, he did not hesitate to inject funds into the team, successively bringing in many stars such as Gali, Marazzaro, Donadoni, etc., and even hired gold medal coaches such as Capello and Sacchi, who coached giants, to take charge of the coach.
It is thanks to Silvio Berlusconi's full support that AC Milan has been able to rise again on the European stage and become the undisputed ruler of the game.
Silvio Berlusconi is a man of fame and fortune in business, but his private life is also full of passion. His first wife, Carla Évela, fell in love at first sight in 1965 and met Milano Central Station for life.
The marriage lasted 20 years and gave birth to two handsome and dashing sons.
However, Berlusconi's obsession with beautiful women and repeated cheating behaviors finally made Carla unbearable and had to part ways with this suave old man.
Soon after, Berlusconi fell in love with Veronica Lario, a sexy model in her early 20s. They spent 10 years together, during which they had three lively and adorable children.
Berlusconi embellished the relationship with romantic love poems, but this fiery love still did not escape the fate of divorce. In 2009, Veronica Lario asked Berlusconi for alimony of up to 43 million euros per month, which shows the intricacies of the relationship between the two.
In the end, the court ruled that Berlusconi should pay 1.4 million euros per month.
Shortly after the breakup, Berlusconi, who was already in his prime, tied the knot with Francesca, who was only 26 years old, once again demonstrating his eternal obsession with beautiful women.
The couple went through 12 sweet years, but in 2020, they could only choose to break up.
During this period, Berlusconi was ruthlessly exposed by the media, that is, he hid the ugly behavior of secret lovers in his family's luxurious home, and even kept as many as 14 young and beautiful girls! This sex scandal shocked the entire Italian society.
However, Berlusconi's entanglement with women is far beyond our imagination. According to an in-depth investigative report by the well-known British magazine "Vanity Fair", there are as many as 17 beautiful women who are inextricably linked to this personable old man.
Despite his old age, Berlusconi's obsession with beauty is still as hot as ever.
Finally, in the special year of 2014, Berlusconi met Marita Fasina and walked hand in hand with her in a grand wedding ceremony for the "sweet newlyweds".
Marita, who is 80 years older than the owner of Bibe, received a dowry of 16,000 euros, which became Berlusconi's "last love".
At the ceremony, Berlusconi expressed his heart to his beloved affectionately: "You have made me more perfect, and I would not be able to survive without you."
It is because of you that I can enjoy such a colorful life.