Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi Leaves €100m To Partner Marta Fascina In Will

Former Italian Prime Minister, Silvio Berlusconi continues to make news even in death....

Former Italian Prime Minister, Silvio Berlusconi continues to make news even in death. The billionaire turned politician has willed €100m (£85.4m) to his partner, Marta Fascina.

Also as part of handwritten will and he left the control of the family holding company, Fininvest, to his two eldest children, a source has confirmed.

The three-time Italian Prime Minister, who died last month and whose empire is estimated to be worth more than €6bn, also left €100m to his brother, Paolo, and €30m to Marcello Dell’Utri, a former senator with his Forza Italia party who served jail time for association with the mafia.

In the will, Berlusconi, who died of leukaemia aged 86, wrote: “I leave the available stock in equal parts to my children Marina and Pier Silvio. I leave all the rest in equal parts to my five children Marina, Pier Silvio, Barbara, Eleonora and Luigi.”

Berlusconi was controversial for his age-defying beauty treatment and sex parties.

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