Berlusconi leaves 100 million to his last girlfriend, and his two eldest sons will control the business empire

Marina and Pier Silvio, the two eldest children of Silvio Berlusconi, the former Italian Prime Minister who died on June 12 at the age of 86, will receive 53% share of Fininvestfamily business conglomerate whose value is greater than 4,000 million euros and which controls the audiovisual group Mediaset, the publishing house Mondadori and shares in Mediobanca and a large number of other corporations.

After the magnate’s will was read to his heirs in front of a public notary this Wednesday, part of its contents became available to the public, which confirmed that the deceased’s last girlfriend, Martha fascinateswho is 54 years younger than him, will inherit 100 million euros.

Thank you, much love. your father”. With this, Berlusconi, who has been considered the most influential man in Italy in recent decades, completed his will and said goodbye to his children. This will was found in an unsealed envelope dated January 19, 2022, shortly before he was readmitted to San Raffaele Hospital in Milan, where he eventually died. In 15 lines of the text, he confirms the decision he made in 2006. The cast of Finivest.

In this way, the share in the group is distributed among her five children: the ones already mentioned Marina and Pier Silvio, born of his union with Carlo Elvira Dall’Oglio; and Barbara, Eleonora and Luigi, the offspring of his second marriage to Verónica Lario. The distribution still favors the former, although none of the five “will have sole control”, just like Berlusconi did in his life. This was stated in the press release by Marina, who will continue to hold the position of president of the Board of Directors of Fininvest.

The reading of the will is announced after learning that Pier Silvio has Completely excluded the sale of Mediaset. The eldest of the tycoon’s sons was convinced of this has no intention of dealing with the party his father, Forza Italia (FI), since he thought it was not the time to enter politics because “there is no need” and “the current government, led by Giorgio Meloni, of which FI is a part, is working well”.