Ilary Blasi has filed a complaint against her ex-husband, Francesco Totti, accusing him of child neglect after allegedly leaving their eight-year-old daughter, Isabel, alone at home. The incident came to light during a video call between Blasi and the child. Concerned, Blasi called the police, who arrived at the residence in the Ponte Milvio area, only to find Isabel with her babysitter. Totti returned home shortly afterward, reportedly from a nearby restaurant. The legal implications are significant, as child neglect is punishable by up to five years in prison in Italy. Prosecutors must now establish whether Isabel was indeed under adult supervision at the time, while Totti considers filing a countersuit for defamation.
This accusation isn’t isolated. Blasi had previously claimed that Totti failed to adequately supervise their children during his custody periods. She alleges that he left Isabel alone on multiple occasions, including during a social event with his current partner, Noemi Bocchi. Additional grievances include preventing Isabel from attending skating lessons and failing to inform Blasi of his whereabouts during a trip to New York. These allegations are part of an ongoing legal battle following their separation, with shared custody of their three children already established.
Financial disputes further complicate the situation. Blasi is seeking an increase in child support payments, currently set at €12,500 per month, citing higher-than-expected expenses for maintaining their family villa in Rome. Totti’s legal team counters that Blasi’s income from recent television projects and endorsements should be factored into the equation. Meanwhile, the ex-couple remains embroiled in a separate legal case involving accusations of theft over luxury watches and jewelry. The feud continues to dominate headlines, showcasing the complexities of their high-profile split.
