It cannot be that a man can convince his wife to give up millions in dollars in salary and benefits, plus an employment contract at the peak of her career (along with the security and independence that come with those things) and then leave her with nothing when his bait-and-switch is revealed.” Haart’s indentured servitude must be remedied. The lawsuit says that the Fastweb founder “holds himself out to the media and others as a billionaire, in truth, Scaglia’s so-called wealth is nothing more than smoke and mirrors. “Scaglia was so desperate for cash for his failing businesses and to support his lifestyle, which remained lavish despite his financial shortcomings, he sought a $10 million mortgage to add on to the existing $30 million mortgage on the home he shared with Haart.” “As recently as last year, with the exception of Elite World Group LLC … all of Scaglia’s business ventures were failing,” the docs claim. The lawsuit depicts Scaglia as “desperate for cash to fund his lifestyle” while he supposedly struggled to keep his business endeavors afloat. While her salary was paid to an FHI account, Haart has accused Scaglia of taking $1.5 million of her earnings and locking her out of the jointly-owned account. Haart’s team say she took EWG’s value “from approximately $70 million in 2018 to between $700 million and $1.1 billion” during her time as CEO. It wasn’t love at first sight for the pair, who initially met in 2015 when Julia’s shoe brand collaborated with La Perla, “Scaglia begged Haart that instead of taking a salary from EWG as its CEO, EWG should pay its parent company FHI a hefty management fee in recompense for Haart’s services.”Ī total whirlwind! Julia Haart and Silvio Scaglia Haart’s relationship was anything but conventional before their split - from butting heads as coworkers to highlighting their blended family on Netflix’s My Unorthodox Life. The issue is not that Scaglia didn’t have money but that he allegedly kept the former La Perla creative director’s salary from her time as CEO of model and talent agency, Elite World Group LLC (EWG), which they co-own. Although Scaglia once earned a profit of over €700 million from his investment in Italian telecommunications company Fastweb, by the time he married Julia Haart, Scaglia had lost all of that money and then some in subsequent failed business ventures and investments.” “While he holds himself out to the media and others as a billionaire, in truth, Scaglia’s so-called wealth is nothing more than smoke and mirrors. “Silvio Scaglia is a liar and a fraud,” the scathing filing, obtained by Us Weekly, reads. The former reality star, 51, filed the suit in New York Supreme Court on Thursday, July 8, claiming Scaglia, 63, committed several crimes in an apparent attempt to hold onto his wealth. Days later, Page Six reported that Julia submitted a petition for a restraining order against Us Weekly confirmed that the Russia native filed to end her marriage on February 9, two years after she and the entrepreneur tied the knot. For Julia Haart and estranged husband Silvio Scaglia Haart, relationship drama doesn’t end with divorce.
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