In a remarkably open and heartfelt conversation, Livia Giuggioli, the Italian film producer and former wife of British acting royalty Colin Firth, has broken her silence for the first time since their divorce was finalised.
The pair, once considered one of Hollywood's most solid couples, separated in 2019 after 22 years of marriage. Their split was amplified by headlines surrounding Giuggioli's brief affair with a childhood friend, a story she addresses with newfound perspective.
A Bond That Endures
Despite the end of their romantic relationship, Giuggioli reveals a profound and lasting connection to the Bridget Jones's Diary and The King's Speech star. "I will always love him," she stated unequivocally, describing their current dynamic as one built on mutual respect and a shared devotion to their two sons, Luca and Matteo.
She paints a picture of a modern family unit that has successfully navigated the complexities of separation. "We are a family, just a different kind of family," she explained, emphasising their commitment to peaceful co-parenting and putting their children's well-being above all else.
Life After the Headlines
Giuggioli, an accomplished eco-warrior and co-founder of an ethical fashion brand, has deliberately stepped away from the glaring spotlight that comes with being a celebrity partner. The interview offers a glimpse into her life now, focused on her work, her children, and personal growth.
She speaks with maturity about the past, acknowledging the pain caused but choosing to focus on the positive aspects of their long relationship and the future. There is no bitterness, only a sense of gratitude for the life they built together and a mature understanding of how relationships can evolve.
Looking Forward, Not Back
The core message from Giuggioli is one of resilience and forward motion. While the love story with Firth has reached its conclusion, the deep care and familial bond they share is clearly unwavering. Her candid reflections provide a rare, nuanced look at life, love, and family after a very public divorce.
