It’s over between Damiano David and Giorgia Soleri. The Maneskin singer and the activist broke up after six years together, and it was he who told it publicly after the video in which he kissed another girl (Martina Taglienti, friend of bassist Victoria De Angelis) had gone viral on Tiktok ). Now, however, always via social media has arrived Georgia’s reply.
«I find that being able to experience one’s sexuality in a free, consensual and complete way is beautiful and enriching for oneself and for all the people who, in different ways, relate to us. I don’t consider exclusivity a value (on the contrary, inclusiveness is) which is why the relationship between me and Damiano was, by mutual agreement and in a completely consensual way, non-monogamous»he writes dismissing any rumors of betrayal and friction.
“I realize that for some it may be difficult to understand,” he continues, “but the fact that there has been any kind of interaction with other people that’s not the core of the problem. It wasn’t before, for either of us, I don’t see how it could be now. However, to protect us in this delicate moment made of enormous changes, I had explicitly asked for some discretion in our public lives, at least until the day when (to avoid articles upon articles of assumptions and insinuations) we would have communicated that we were no longer a couple, which should have happened today.”
«It didn’t go like this, and the problem arises from this. But as angry, hurt and disappointed as I am I can’t help but consider our human nature, made up of trial and error. Could he have avoided Damiano? Probably yes. How I could have avoided other mistakes during these six beautiful years together.
We are human, fragile, vulnerable. We make mistakes, we stumble, we fall and we get up again. Our relationships are infinite and complex universes, and judging them from the outside is impossible. I’m sorry to see how for many it is instead incredibly easy and fast, when people in the spotlight live it. We are not cartoons, but flesh and blood, feelings and fears. We suffer and laugh like anyone else. I only ask you to have respect for us as people and for this love which has been very strong, intense and profound”.
Source: Vanity Fair
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