“The murder of my father and the incarceration of my mother were a tsunami for me,” he says Allegra Gucci to Vanity Fair in the newsstand issue from Wednesday 9 March. «I was 14 years old and I was overwhelmed by the wave: in those moments, I was just looking for a bubble to breathe while around I had only sharks».
The day of the murder of Maurizio Gucciheir of the brand from double Gwhich took place on March 27, 1995. The years of his mother’s prison Patrizia Reggiani. The infinite, innumerable processes. The morbid attention of the media. It’s still: Paola Franchi, then the companion of his father “who, a few hours after his father’s death, organized a move from their home”; the dark figures of Giuseppina Auriemmacalled “the sorceress”, and of Loredana Canò, Reggiani’s cellmate; the controversial presence of her grandmother Silvana, “who was only interested in money and the power that comes with it.” Up to the difficult, intricate relationship with her mother about which she says «I can never understand who she really is. And every time I try to look for an opening, I fail ».
For the first time after 27 years of silence, Allegra Gucci tells the whole truth in the book Game over. Lights and shadows on my familypublished by Piemme, book that Vanity Fair he anticipates exclusively with a cover, a photo shoot and a double interview (paper and video) that shed light on his life of yesterday and that of today. From the day of the death of the father to the litigation still in progress; from the mysterious facts of some protagonists to suspicious banking movements. Allegra dismantles conjectures, false news and imprecise memories that became the domain of public opinion and ended up on the big screen in the film House of Gucci.
«I did this interview, I wrote this book because I have two young children. Seeing the hype aroused by the film House of Gucci, I didn’t want them to grow up without knowing the truth. I reconstructed the memories piece by piece. Sometimes I felt pain, other times a sense of liberation. It is my letter to my father Maurizio. Because my father Maurizio is always here ».
Source: Vanity Fair
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