Overview
- Signorini announced his exit in a signed editorial released today, noting he agreed last October to leave the magazine’s editorial direction.
- He explains the choice matured in 2023 as the pandemic reshaped his priorities, saying he feels ready to begin a new phase of life.
- Day-to-day leadership had already shifted to longtime deputy Massimo Borgnis, signaling a managed handover coordinated with publisher Mondadori.
- He rejects any link to the Fabrizio Corona affair and says he will clarify remarks he alluded to at a later time.
- Coverage recalls he self-suspended from Mediaset and was investigated in December for alleged sexual violence and extortion tied to claims aired on Corona’s YouTube program.