Overview
- Returning to Verissimo on Sept. 28, Katia Ricciarelli attacked Giancarlo Magalli as “cattivo,” saying she would give him “qualche sberla” and rejecting his account of her access to Pippo Baudo.
- Ricciarelli said she hired a private investigator who found two apartments registered to Baudo’s aide Dina Minna and noted she was formally warned not to speak about the inheritance.
- She reiterated that she was kept from contacting Baudo and unaware of a hospital operation; Magalli disputes this, saying Baudo ordered his aide not to pass her calls and that she was abroad at the time.
- In a Sept. 29 response reported by Corriere della Sera, Magalli accused Ricciarelli of prolonging the quarrel to secure paid guest spots and recounted earlier incidents he says contradict her version.
- Baudo died on Aug. 16 and his will was opened on Sept. 9, forming the backdrop to the dispute, while Ricciarelli’s property claims regarding the aide remain unverified in the public record.