Anne’s Horror: Hathaway’s Ex Reveals He’s Writing A Tell-All 11 Years After Scandal
Nov. 1 2019, Updated 8:36 p.m. ET
Anne Hathaway was likely embarrassed when Zach Braff brought up her ex-boyfriend Raffaello Follieri on Instagram this Halloween, claiming he looked just like the scandalous Italian real estate developer in a throwback photo.
But the actress, who will soon welcome her second child with husband Adam Schulman, hasn’t heard the last of the former lover she would perhaps rather forget.
Breaking Celebrity News can exclusively reveal that Follieri, 41, who served more than four years in prison on fraud charges, is working on a tell-all book that’s sure to include shocking details of their ill-fated romance.
“In the last seven, eight years I took a lot of notes about different events in the last 15 to 20 years of my life,” Follieri told Breaking Celebrity News in an exclusive interview.
“I’m putting all the notes together and doing the work.”
The Oscar-winning actress, 36, and Follieri, who was convicted of defrauding investors out of millions in 2008, were once one of Hollywood’s hottest couples, with Hathaway even once confessing they “worshiped each other."
But her dream turned into a nightmare when Follieri was arrested and pled guilty to 14 counts of conspiracy, money laundering and wire fraud stemming from an alleged scheme to fleece wealthy investors who sought to buy and redevelop Roman Catholic church properties.
“There was no communication,” he admitted, adding that The Hustle actress broke up with him before he was taken into federal custody. “I didn’t want, to be honest with you, to be in contact with this person.”
Today, 11 years after their very public break-up and seven years after he was released from a Pennsylvania prison, their lives are wildly different.
Hathaway has been married to jewelry designer Shulman since 2012.
Follieri was deported back to Italy, and has moved on with a new love in his life.
After his release, he married his American girlfriend, Konstantina Koumouri, who stayed in touch with him when he was behind bars, and they have a 2-year-old son, Pasquale Leone Nicolas.
“We were friends for many, many years,” he said. “As one of the friends that stayed in touch with me during that period, that was not