Fabrizio Corona’s Podcast Episode Removed from YouTube, Re-Uploaded on X Amidst Dispute with Alfonso Signorini

Fabrizio Corona, known as the former “king of the paparazzi,” had the latest episode of his podcast, The Most False, removed from YouTube due to a reported court order. He subsequently re-uploaded the full episode on X (formerly Twitter), continuing his public dispute with television host Alfonso Signorini.

The Removal and Re-Upload

The 22nd episode of The Most False was initially published on YouTube on March 2nd, 2026, but was quickly taken down with a message stating it was removed “due to a court order.” Corona responded by posting the entire episode, including paid content, on X, stating the removal was due to legal action from Signorini’s lawyers. He asserted that the episode contained information relevant to an upcoming appeal hearing scheduled for March 19th, and that the public has a right to be informed about Signorini’s actions related to Mediaset and Endemol.

Accusations Against Signorini and Selvaggia Lucarelli

In the episode, Corona leveled accusations against Alfonso Signorini, alleging inappropriate advances towards an unnamed individual at the Cinecittà studios. He also linked this to Signorini’s departure from the weekly magazine Chi. Corona further criticized the reality show Grande Fratello VIP (Big Brother VIP), suggesting it should not be on the air in a “normal country.” He also targeted Selvaggia Lucarelli, who is slated to be a commentator on the show’s next cycle, stating she should withdraw if she had any ethics.

Background and Context

This incident follows Corona’s recent announcement of illness and a brief appearance at the Sanremo Festival. The ongoing dispute between Corona and Signorini appears to be escalating, with Corona using alternative platforms to disseminate information after facing censorship on YouTube.

Pietro Guerrini is a content editor with a degree in Literature.