"Addicted to psychotropic drugs," the statements of the well-known entrepreneur

Renowned entrepreneur Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio was a guest on " Pulp Podacast ," the program hosted by Fedez and Mr. Marra. An unfiltered interview, in which the entrepreneur also opened up about his personal life, making some unexpected revelations.

Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio without Fedez's filters

The new episode of “Pulp Podcast,” the format hosted by Fedez and Mr.

Marra. Guest Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio, a renowned entrepreneur and one of the six children of Luxottica's founder. An unfiltered interview that 's already sparking discussion. It's worth remembering that this interview comes at a delicate time for Del Vecchio, who at the end of August stepped down as president of the Ray-Ban brand and chief strategy officer of EssilorLuxottica, following tensions at the group's top management.

During the interview with Fedez and Mr. Marra, the entrepreneur talked about his personal life, admitting that he is still dependent on psychotropic drugs.

Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio confesses to Fedez: "I'm addicted to psychotropic drugs."

During the interview on “ Pulp Podcast” , the format hosted by Fedez and Mr. Marra, Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio , talked about his personal life, in particular the prolonged use of drugs: “ that darkness I felt was also filled by drugs.

I'm not saying this out of arrogance, but because I'm sure many people experience the same condition and no one says so. It helps people not understand that they are weak and that they can do it. I'm not saying I'm out of it forever, but this time I can see the light." And again : " Drugs don't help you see the causes; rather, they are the consequence. My real addiction, which I continue to have, is benzodiazepines; without them I can't sleep. As I say this, my esophagus burns because I'm so proud. I truly have an addiction to that." In his story, the entrepreneur said that the turning point came with the birth of his daughter Bianca: "It was like one of those slaps you always wanted to receive to free yourself from a reality you had created for yourself. Today, the true judge of my actions, both professional and personal, are not the courts or the newspapers, but my daughter."