Chiara Nava Stefano De Martino was allegedly involved in an incident in Milan on the night between October 14th and 15th, when he asked for help from a Carabinieri patrol after realizing he was being followed by a car . At the center of the incident is a Range Rover that, according to some journalistic reports, was driven by Fabrizio Corona.
The news has been circulating in the last few hours through leaks from journalist Alberto Dandolo , the weekly magazine Oggi , and Selvaggia Lucarelli 's newsletter . At the moment, however, there are no official statements from those directly involved clarifying what happened. The reconstruction therefore remains based on journalistic information, while several details remain to be verified.
Stefano De Martino: A tense night and a plea for help from the Carabinieri.
According to reports, the host of Affari Tuoi was riding his motorcycle through the streets of Milan's nightlife when he noticed a Range Rover following him . The situation became worrying due to the driver's driving behavior.
According to the reconstruction reported by Dandolo and echoed by Lucarelli, the vehicle reached high speeds, crossed intersections with red lights, and continued for some stretches with its headlights off. De Martino then sought the intervention of law enforcement , contacting a Carabinieri patrol.
No further official details regarding the possible intervention of the military or the existence of formal investigations related to the episode have been provided in the available reconstructions.
Stefano De Martino asks the Carabinieri for help: was the Range Rover driven by Fabrizio Corona?
Rumors point to Fabrizio Corona , 52, as the alleged driver of the Range Rover . The former celebrity photographer had already recounted an incident on his Telegram channel, but his version concerned events that supposedly occurred a few days earlier and did not mention Stefano De Martino.
Corona stated that he had chased some people who, he claimed, had attacked him on the afternoon of October 10th and who had subsequently shown up near his home. The TV host's name was not mentioned in his account.
Subsequent journalistic reports linked that incident to the alleged motorcycle chase, pointing to De Martino as the person who was in front of the car. However, it remains unclear whether the two accounts actually refer to the same incident and the precise sequence of events.
In the absence of official confirmation from those directly involved, the case remains open to further investigation. Any new information may help reconstruct what happened in Milan on the night of October 14th.