Wednesday, 5 December 2013. Silvio Berlusconi is caught playing joyfully with his friend Vladimir Putin at Arcore's villa, though there are two versions of the story.
Berlusconi, Putin, a ball, a dog (left): which picture is real and which is fake? |
Pictures of the event were published by both the authoritative Facebook page Prugna (“Prune”) and the gossip magazine “Chi” (“Who”) - a publication owned by the Berlusconi family. You won't find this in the news.
The title of the article of scandal-seeker magazine is “Silvio's new life”, hinting at the fact that Mr Berlusconi should play with his dog after he was unceremoniously expelled from the Senate of Italy, due to a tax fraud conviction.
One set of pictures appears to have been heavily edited with Photoshop or a similar devilry: is it the one where Putin seems to be playing fetch with Dudù, the white poodle owned by Berlusconi's 29-year-old girlfriend, Francesca Pascale? Or the other way around? Difficult to say.
By the way on the same number of the magazine (which became known for publishing the photos of a dying Princess Diana in 1997 and unauthorized photographs of Kate Middleton in 2013) - Ms Pascale stated that in order to avoid unwanted bunga-bunga incidents, she has placed «around the house land mines», adding the «[Berlusconi's] Ladies and young girls are warned».
This confirms that the young lady friend of Berlusconi possesses a sense of humour similar to that of his partner, the former prime minister of Italy, whose gaffes and wisecracks has been collected in our dedicated page.
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