Late 'Hercules' Actor’s Estate Sued For $230,000 Spent On Cam Models In Years Before His Death
Aug. 30 2021, Published 7:15 p.m. ET
The late Italian actor Fabrizio Mioni, who appeared in The Man from U.N.C.L.E. and Hercules, is accused of spending hundreds of thousands on adult websites years before his death and now his family is fighting the alleged charges.
According to court documents obtained by Breaking Celebrity News, the company VS Media, which owns the cam site Flirt4Free, is suing Fabrizio’s brother Mauro and his estate for breach of contract.
Fabrizio had quite a successful career in the ‘50s and ‘60s. He starred in the 1958 Hercules starring Steve Reeves as the lead character. He later became a successful interior designer in Los Angeles. The actor died on June 8, 2020, at the age of 89.
In the suit, VS Media says they submitted a creditors claim to Fabrizio’s estate in the amount of $231,870.30. They claim prior to his death, the actor opened an account with their website and used their fee-for-service adult chatting features.
The suit says he used multiple usernames including Bellone, Bellone1930, bigfab, bombone, and many others. In the two years before his death, they claim he submitted hundreds of charges on chatting with webcam models.
He charged a total of $475,729 on his credit card on the website. They claim before every purchase the website informed him of the charge he was about to make.