Ilary Blasi and Bastian Müller to marry at Villa Cimbrone in Ravello this September

A new chapter after divorce

Ilary Blasi will return to the altar in September, marrying German entrepreneur Bastian Müller in a civil ceremony on the Amalfi Coast. The wedding follows the definitive closure of her long legal separation from former footballer Francesco Totti. A Rome court finalised the divorce on 6 July 2026, clearing the last bureaucratic obstacle. That same ruling revised the monthly child maintenance Totti pays for the couple's three children downward from €12,500 to €10,900, partly recognising the economic independence of the eldest son, Cristian.

Before July 202612,500

After July 202610,900

Before July 2026

12500 €/month

After July 2026

10900 €/month

Data from the article text

The Ravello setting

The ceremony and reception will take place at Villa Cimbrone, the historic estate in Ravello famed for its panoramic gardens and the Terrace of Infinity. The exact date remains undisclosed, but multiple reports point to a weekend late in the summer, possibly close to 22 September. Guest accommodations have already been reserved in several luxury hotels in the town, and the organisational machine is described as already in motion. The couple had visited Ravello in October last year, staying at the same villa and posting images that first stoked speculation about a wedding venue.

A relationship built away from the spotlight

Blasi and Müller's relationship began in 2022, following her separation from Totti, and became public in 2023. The decisive step came on Valentine's Day 2026, when Müller proposed during a trip to Paris, presenting Blasi with a diamond ring that she later shared with her social media followers. Since then, wedding preparations have advanced steadily, with the Amalfi Coast wedding now seen as only a matter of time.

Professional return alongside the personal milestone

September will be a demanding month for Blasi on both fronts. She is set to host a new edition of Grande Fratello VIP on Mediaset, the reality show she helped revive with the successful 2026 season. Pier Silvio Berlusconi has confirmed her return, flanked again by opinionists Selvaggia Lucarelli and Cesara Buonamici. The return to prime time follows a period of mixed fortunes, including the flop of The Couple, and coincides with the wedding that signals a fresh personal start.