Eva, by Italian artist and filmmaker Valerio Rocco Orlando, a conceptual story shot on the Hudson River. When she was famous as a model, Riccobono was hosted by television programmes on MTV, Rai 1, LA 3, and in the jury of Miss Italia 2011. Her first movie role came aged 25 in 2008 Carlo Verdone's comedy Grande, Grosso e Verdone ("Big, Large and Verdone"). In this film she portrays Blanche, the main character's dream woman. In 2012 she plays the part of a toxic prostitute in And They Call It Summer, winner at the Rome Film Festival. For her performance in Marco Ponti's A Liberal Passion, Riccobono in 2013 won a Golden Ciak for Best Supporting Actress and got a nomination for the Silver Ribbon. In the same year she is in the movie Niente può fermarci ("Nothing Can Stop Us"), a comedy about the juvenile fears for the future. She recently shot La Vita Oscena ("The Obscene Life"), Renato De Maria's film adaptation of the homonym tale by writer Aldo Nove. Riccobono hosted the opening and closing nights of the 70th Venice International Film Festival, with Bernardo Bertolucci as president. Personal life From 2004 to 2005 Riccobono lived, worked and studied in New York City. She currently resides between London and Milan with her boyfriend, sound designer Matteo Ceccarini. The couple has a son, Leo, born in 2014, and a daughter, Livia, born in 2020. References External links Living people 1983 births Models from Sicily Italian female models Italian people of German descent Italian film actresses Italian television actresses Italian stage actresses 21st-century Italian actresses Italian television presenters Actresses from Palermo Italian women television presenters Mass media people from Palermo