The paparazzi have been positioning themselves in front of Chiara Ferragni's house for days, hoping to intercept the influencer after the media tsunami that has overwhelmed her. From the antitrust fine for the Balocco Pandoro case and the alleged charity for the Regina Margherita hospital, to the other controversial charity campaign that would have accompanied the Dolci Precious Easter Eggs, to the video in which she appeared remorseful and of a “” Miscommunication” with this humble appearance and the now discontinued gray tracksuit, the entrepreneur's main goal was now to end the chain of errors that led to this situation. A complicated device that had to be invented immediately and which, according to various rumors, would involve his most trusted collaborator, manager Fabio D'Amato. According to Guia Soncini on Linkiesta, Fedez even intervened to put pressure on his wife to break off the relationship with the extremely trustworthy manager, who was found guilty of a communication and business strategy that proved disastrous. But according to Selvaggia Lucarelli in Il Fatto Quotidiano, it was Ferragni himself who imprisoned D'Amato and tried to silence the rumors of his dismissal.
“The Chiara from before will no longer exist”
At the moment, Ferragni's entourage seems to have not yet defined a real strategy to get out of the quagmire. Between those who tell it while concentrating on their activities at City Life in Milan and those who instead give it away for a mountain vacation with the family, Fedez remains the only one to speak out on social media so far came, who limited himself to speaking of a “difficult year” that is now finally coming to an end. Lucarelli claims that the businesswoman certainly canceled all company dinners. The next few days will be all about the “long atonement,” which includes complete silence on social media. And if someone now irrevocably compromises the influencer's image, like Roberto D'Agostino, who prophesied a future for her with a new profession, Lucarelli insists that the only way forward for Ferragni will be to wait, inevitably with a radical one Change from the past. “The Chiara of old,” writes the journalist from “Il Fatto,” the winner, boastful and flawless, always a victim and never an executioner, will no longer exist. This position is vacant today.”
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