Love whisper over the burner: SPÖ boss turtles with Italian politician

Love whisper over the burner: SPÖ boss turtles with Italian politician

Wien, Österreich - love knows no limits - not even party political! The Tyrolean SPÖ boss Georg Dornauer (41) and the Italian politician Alessia Ambrosi (41) from the FRATELLI d’Italia right party are a couple. Dornauer, who recently was in the headlines with media entrepreneur Eva Schütz (51), has now lost his heart to the charming MP from Trentino. Her relationship, which she in an interview with the Corriere del Trentino shows how love can be suited to political views.

Alessia Ambrosi, known as former “Miss Trentino”, has a daughter and is divorced. She and Dornauer got to know each other in Bolzano in 2019 and are now a political couple that shows that different beliefs do not have to prevent people from each other. The language barrier that you have to overcome is particularly original. Dornauer does not speak Italian, Ambrosi no German. Your solution: Both learn the language of the other and first communicate in English. Ambrosi even tells that Dornauer has "Kalabresian Blood" and her spaghetti Bolognese love she cooks for him.

public love outing

These romantic details come at a time when Dornauer and Schütz performed together at various social events such as the 67th Opera Ball and the Bauernbundball in Graz. The couple enjoyed society and was often observed how they walked by hand. Dornauer and Schütz should have been a couple for some time and have not kept their relationship secretly. The first joint appearances took place at the New Year jumping in Tyrol, which seems to be going out on a public love outing, as reported.

While Dornauer is privately enthusiastic about a relationship with the Italian legal politician Ambrosi, the bond with media entrepreneur Eva Schütz, according to reports, has a complicated past because she is still married, but is separated from investor Alexander Schütz. A love carousel that cannot be seen often in the political landscape of Austria! This shows that the bedroom is often more turbulent than the parliament - and that love is known to have many faces, also in politics.