Cristiano Ronaldo’s ex has become the latest “bunga bunga” woman to be served with an eviction notice by Silvio Berlusconi’s family as they try to reclaim property the Italian prime minister left them in his will.

She is the latest “bunga bunga” woman to receive an eviction notice from the heirs of controversial former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi.

Former TV weatherwoman Manuela Ferrara, who describes herself as a “journalist, model and influencer”, was one of dozens of women invited to the parties, which Berlusconi said were just “elegant dinners”.

She is one of around 20 women to whom Berlusconi, who died of leukemia in June aged 86, promised payments and houses for “reputational damage” after they were caught up in the sex scandal.

Now his children want to cut off the women and drive them out of the houses of “grace and favor” he gave them in and around Milan.

Manuela – who also dated footballer Cristiano Ronaldo – was told to vacate the flat in the city’s posh Bande Nere-Primaticcio district by the end of the year, but unlike other women in the saga, they agreed to not take legal action. Action.

Manuela, who describes herself as a “journalist, model and influencer”, was one of dozens of women invited to the parties, which Berlusconi said were just “elegant dinners”.

She is one of around 20 women to whom Berlusconi (pictured) promised payments and houses for “reputational damage” after they were caught up in the sex scandal

Manuela, 39, and her twin sister Marianna were both guests at Berlusconi’s now infamous parties he hosted at his luxury home in Arcore in the early 2000s, which later sparked a criminal investigation.

At a subsequent hearing, Manuela, who worked for Berlusconi’s television empire, told prosecutors: “I’m a good girl, but I’ve been described as an escort, I tell you, it’s absolutely absurd.”

“We received 2,500 euros a month from Berlusconi, like many other women who attended the evenings in Arcore, but they were not vulgar or unpleasant evenings, there was nothing scandalous, the dancers had fun and a living ​made.”

Manuela later gave up her job as a TV weatherwoman, but took part in the Italian version of I’m A Celebrity Ger Me Out of Here and still regularly appears on talk shows and models underwear and calendars.

Two other women, Alessandra Sorcinelli and Barbara Guerra, who both also attended the parties and received deportation notices, decided to take on Berlusconi’s heirs and threatened legal action.

Manuela is the former girlfriend of professional soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo

Manuela, 39, and her twin sister Marianna were both guests at Berlusconi’s now infamous parties he hosted at his luxury home in Arcore in the early 2000s, which later sparked a criminal investigation.

Alessandra claims that Berlusconi promised her three million euros to compensate her for the publicity she suffered as a result of the Bunga Bunga parties and instructed her lawyers to take legal action as she had evidence that she could stay in her in an apartment.

Barbara’s lawyer Federico Sinicato told MailOnline: “We have several recordings of Berlusconi assuring my client that she can easily stay in the apartment where she lives and we are ready to publish them if necessary.”

In one recording, Berlusconi tells her how to stay in the house: “I promise you a loan for my five children, which can be used immediately and as soon as the trial is over, and our lawyers will give us everything.” I will write it in your name.’

Prosecutors claimed in several of Berlusconi’s trials that the allowances and houses were benefits for the girls in exchange for positive testimony at trials against him, particularly in a case in which he allegedly paid an underage girl for sex.

Both women live in properties on the outskirts of Milan and insist that nothing unusual happened between them and Berlusconi.