Who is Fabrizio Lucci, Vittoria Puccini's future husband (on Domenica In)

Who is Fabrizio Lucci, Vittoria Puccini's future husband (guest on Domenica In)

Who is Fabrizio Lucci, the future husband of Vittoria Puccini, guest on Domenica In in today's episode, April 21st? From 2004 to 2010 the well-known actress, today a guest at Mara Venier, had a relationship with Alessandro Preziosi, whom she met on the set of Elisa di Rivombrosa, and with whom she had a daughter. ^{Since 2013, however, her partner has been the photographer Fabrizio Lucci. Lifelong companion who will soon become her husband. She revealed it herself during an interview with Vanity Fair, where she confessed that she was planning the fateful “yes”.}

“We will get married. We have to find the date”, said Vittoria Puccini, announcing her desire to crown the story with Lucci after years of love. She said of her relationship with her future husband: “We met as adults. We've been together for about ten years, I'm not good at measuring time. In reality, ours is a young love: we both travel a lot for work (he is director of photography, ed.) and when we see each other again the emotions are those of two kids. There is always something to discover about each other, let's not give in to routine.”

A union that works very well also because, says Vittoria Puccini, the two have complementary characters, capable of compensating each other in moments of difficulty. “It has many advantages. The biggest one is that it helps me give the right value to things, to reduce situations” explains the actress “I'm a Scorpio, anxious and a little negative: out of ten criticisms, nine good ones and one bad one, I remember the bad one. Instead, for him the glass is always half full.”

But who is Fabrizio Lucci, Vittoria Puccini's future husband? The actress' partner was born in Rome on 30 July 1961). He's a cinematographer. He has worked on numerous television and film projects. On television he made his debut in 1996 with the Italian television series God sees and provides. Among his most famous works are Don Matteo, Coco Chanel and Immaturi.