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<\/div>\nAndrea Giambruno, a journalist, has drawn criticism in recent weeks for his sexist comments.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Italy Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni<\/a> has announced that she is separating from partner Andrea Giambruno after a 10-year-long relationship. Giambruno, a television journalist, has drawn criticism in recent weeks for his sexist comments.<\/p>\n Giambruno is the presenter of a news programme transmitted by Mediaset. Video excerpts of one of his recent shows broadcast off-air show him using foul language, touching his groin, and appearing to make advances to a female colleague. “Why didn’t I meet you before?”, he asks her.<\/p>\n In another recording, he can be heard allegedly telling female colleagues that they could work for him if they take part in group sex.<\/p>\n “Do you know that (name redacted) and I are having an affair? All of Mediaset knows it and now you do too,” he tells the woman, who is also off camera.<\/p>\n “But we’re looking for a third person, as we do threesomes. Foursomes too. Would you like to be part of our working group?” he adds.<\/p>\n Last month, Meloni told reporters she should not be judged over Giambruno’s remarks and in the future would not answer questions about his behaviour.<\/p>\n Meloni and Giambruno met in a TV studio in 2014 and have a seven-year-old daughter.<\/p>\n