EXCLUSIVE: 'I'm a domestic goddess!' 'Lazy' Italian mother who is facing SIX YEARS in jail for not doing household chores and denying husband sex claims she is the 'perfect housewife'
- Anna del Bono, 42, mother-of-two is facing prison for not doing housework
- Husband Vincenzo Altobelli said would often come home from work to no dinner and would have to make do with takeaway pizza
- But Ms del Bono, from Sonnino, Italy, who left him in 2014 and is with a new man, says she is the 'perfect housewife'
- She is charged with 'mistreatment within the family' and will appear in court in October
A 'lazy' Italian mother facing up to six years in jail for not doing enough housework or giving her husband enough sex claims she is the perfect housewife.
Anna del Bono, 42, is accused of not pulling her weight around the house by her former husband.
Vincenzo Altobelli, 46, says the mother-of-two was bone idle and unfairly denied him sex during their 20-year marriage.
'Mistreatment': Anna del Bono (left), 42, is facing up to six years in jail after her ex-husband Vincenzo Altobelli (right) took her to court for not cooking and cleaning enough
Housewife: The mother of two is accused of not pulling her weight around the house. Former husband Vincenzo, 46, complained dinner was never on the table when he came home from work in a cheese factory
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He has complained dinner was never on the table when he came home from work and that she didn't do enough cleaning, washing and ironing.
He added towards the end of their marriage she locked her bedroom door and wouldn't make love with him.
In court papers lodged in the provincial town of Sonnino, in the Lazio region of central-southern Italy, Mr Altobelli said his estranged wife neglected his needs.
He said the couple, who have two sons Stefano and Franco, were happy together for 15 years. But he complained, towards the end of their marriage she lost weight, took more care in her appearance and began flirting with other other men.
Split: Ms del Bono (left) separated from her husband (right) in 2014. He lodged the complaint with the local prosecutors about the standard of her housework in 2012, saying it caused the family 'unnecessary suffering'
New love: Ms del Bono left her husband in 2014 and is now living with her new boyfriend Tammaro Tavoletta in the coastal town of Terracina 20 miles away from the marital home she shared with Vincenzo
She left him in 2014 and is now living with her new boyfriend Tammaro Tavoletta 20 miles away in the coastal town of Terracina.
Of his former wife, Mr Altobelli, a cheese factory worker, said: 'I would wake up at 3:30am to go to work and come back at seven in the evening. My children told me that dinner was never ready when they returned from school and they had to make do. For dinner I had to get by on pizza or cook myself.'
But speaking exclusively to MailOnline, Ms del Bono hit back at her former husband.
She said: 'I have always taken care of the house and looked after the children. As far as I'm concerned I have done nothing to him. I am a peaceful woman.'
Mr Altobelli, sought justice against his former wife because she mistreated him before they separated two years ago.
He said: 'The fact that she did not prepare lunch for our kids is only a small detail. She used to beat us repeatedly, she used to throw bowls of cold water over my head, lock the door to the marital bedroom and call me 'handicapped'.'
Found new love: Mr Altobelli said towards the end of their 20-year marriage his wife lost weight, took more interest in her appearance and started chatting to men
Warring couple: Mr Altobelli, 46, (left) who works in a cheese factory and his former wife (right) were married for 20 years before they separated two years ago. Their sons live with their father
'Domestic goddess': Ms del Bono has angrily hot back at her ex-husband's claims. She told MailOnline: 'I always did the cleaning and looked after the children'
Legal fight: The mother of two pictured with her new partner Mr Tavoletta will appear in court in October charged with 'mistreatment within the family'. If convicted she faces between two and six years in prison
'We no longer live together but I am still really afraid of my wife. She was evil, not because she didn't cook.
Mr Altobelli went on: 'I went to the police because I was exasperated. I am a good person, she was behaving like a man, and I was feeling weak like a woman.'
The former husband, who married Ms del Borno in 1994, said they met two years earlier after being introduced by a mutual friend and that they were happy together for years until she lost weight and became 'a different person'.
He told L'Huffington Post: 'She began to chat with so many men and vented with me and my children, was always angry.'
In Sonnino the bitter feud that has led all the way to the courts is a hot topic for discussion.
'It's a scandal,' said a barista who runs a coffee shop next to where the couple lived. 'Who knows what goes on inside a marriage. They seemed fine together.'
But a relative of Mr Altobelli, who declined to be named, said the conflict had been 'blown out of proportion.
'We are talking about something that happened years ago. The Italian justice system is so slow it has just come up in court now.'
Marital home: Mr Altobelli said he brought the charges against his wife not just because she didn't do the housework. 'She used to beat us repeatedly, she used to throw bowls of cold water over my head, lock the door to the marital bedroom and call me 'handicapped',' he added
Local police referred the case to judicial authorities and Ms del Bono will face trial on October 12.
She faces between two and six years' prison if found guilty of the charge of 'mistreatment within the family' under Article 572 of the Italian penal code.
Mr Altobelli added: 'Will Anna be sentenced? It is good for her for the evil she has done.'
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