Overview
- The divorce between Francesco Totti and Ilary Blasi became definitive in early July after a sentence deposited on June 4 became final, ending nearly four years of proceedings.
- An interlocutory order by Judge Gianluca Gelso reduced Totti’s monthly payment from €12,500 to €10,900 after finding the couple’s eldest son economically self-sufficient.
- The judge revoked roughly 80% of the maintenance previously allocated to the eldest son, Cristian, while reserving a decision on the 19-year-old Chanel’s share and scheduling a hearing for October 16.
- Separate legal fights continue: a civil dispute over co-ownership of Rolex watches and a claim for water-damage to the former marital villa remain open, while a criminal complaint alleging abandonment of a minor against Totti was archived.
- The rulings affect the family’s finances and next steps in court, and Ilary Blasi is reported to be preparing to marry Bastian Muller in the coming months as remaining economic and fault determinations proceed.