Dream wedding
Engaged for seven years – now Buffon has said “I do”
He took his time - but now goalkeeping legend Gianluigi Buffon has said "I do" and married his partner and presenter Ilaria D'Amico.
The couple got engaged back in 2017, but it is unclear why they waited so long to get married. It may have something to do with Buffon's job as a professional footballer. He ended his career last year and is now head of delegation for the Italian national team. D'Amico works for Sky Sport Italia, among others, and is regularly in front of the camera.
The wedding, of course, took place in Italy. "Finally us," write the two of them in a picture on Instagram, in which they look into each other's eyes in love. The comments are overflowing with congratulations. "Congratulations, legend, and all the best to you and Ilaria" and "Wonderful! All the best for you!"
Side blow?
According to the celebrity magazine "Vanity Fair", Buffon dedicated loving words to his wife during the wedding ceremony: "Thanks to you, Ilaria, I have come to know true love. I would never have believed that could exist." A dig at his ex-wife? This is Buffon's second marriage. From 2011 to 2014, he was married to Czech model Alena Seredova, with whom he has two sons (David Lee and Louis Thomas). D'Amico brought a son (Pietro) into the relationship. She and Buffon have had their son Leopoldo Mattia since January 2016.
Giorgio Chiellini, Leonardo Bonucci, Andrea Barzagli, Luciano Spalletti and many other soccer colleagues attended the wedding ceremony. A new chapter in "Gigi's" life begins ...
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