Gianni Gregorini is an Italian businessman but still popular as the celebrity child of Barbara Bach, an American actress, and model. Likewise, his mother Bach is famous for her role as the Bond girl Anya Amasova in The Spy Who Loved Me.
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| Caption: Picture of Barbara Bach's son Gianni Gregorini (Photo: Pinterest) |
Gianni Gregorini Siblings
In April 1972, Gianni Gregorini was born in Rome Italy. He is the son of parents Barbara Bach (mother) and father Augusto Gregorini. His full name is Count Gian Andrea Gregorini de Savingniano di Romagnia.
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| Caption: Gianni Gregorini's teenage picture of with his mother Bach (Photo: Tumgir) |
His father Augusto also an Italian businessman, and industrialist. Gianni Gregorini has Italian nationality and is of mixed (Italian-American) ethnicity. Also, he has a sibling sister Francesca Gregorini who is an Italian-American writer and film director. He has experienced a cherishing childhood and early life.
Gianni Gregorini Disability
Gianni's mother Barbara had a difficult delivery. When he was born the umbilical cord was wrapped tightly around his neck.
Later Gianni was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. As a result, Gregorini got a disability with cerebral palsy.
What is Gianni Gregorini's Net Worth?
Reportedly, Gianni Gregorini has an estimated net worth of over $1 Million. Being a businessman, he has surely collected a hefty sum of money. Gianni follows in the footsteps of his father and became a businessman.
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| Caption: Gianni Gregorini's mother Bach sitting in a car (Photo: Pinterest) |
Since childhood, Gianni has lived a lavish life as a celebrity son. Likewise, Gianni's mother Barbara Bach has an estimated net worth of over $20 Million. She has been earning money working as an American actress and model.
Is Gianni Gregorini Married?
Gianni Gregorini's personal life details have been kept private from the public. However, he might be a married man and have a beautiful wife. Without any official information about Gianni's wife, children, or family, we only can assume it.
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| Caption: Gianni Gregorini clicking selfie with her mother & sibling (Photo: Pinterest) |
Gianni is a private person who hasn't shared any information about his relationship and affairs. He isn't engaged in love but has the ability to understand love. Likewise, no records of his past love affairs or dating history. Also, Gianni so far stays away from rumors and controversies related to his personal life.
Personal Life of Gianni Gregorini's Mother Barbara Bach
Gianni's mother Barbara Bach tied the knot twice in her life. Her first husband's name is Augusto Gregorini, the father of Gianni. Interestingly, the duo met on a trip to Rom and dated each other soon after meeting. They got married in the year 1966. Also, they became parents of two children (a son & daughter). The duo's married life didn't last long and got divorced in the year 1975.
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| Caption: Gianni Gregorini's mom Barbara with her husband Ringo (Photo: People) |
After that, she was involved in a romantic relationship with her current husband Ringo Starr. Ringo gained international fame as the drummer for the Beatles who is an English musician, singer, songwriter, and actor. They met while working together in the film 'Mountain man'. Barbara and Ringo tied the wedding knot on April 27, 1981. Also, they didn't share any children out of their married life. The duo has been living a blissful married life since the day of their marriage.
Gianni Gregorini's Mother Bach
Gianni Gregorini's mother full name is Barbara Goldbach born on August 27, 1947, who is an American actress and model. Gianni became popular for playing the role of Bond girl Anya Amasova in The Spy Who Loved Me. Her father name Howard Irwin Goldbach (father), a police officer of European Jewish heritage, and mother Marjorie Mary Goldbach an Irish homemaker. She graduated from the all-girl Dominican Commercial High School in Jamaica, Queens in 1964.
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| Caption: Picture of Gianni Gregorini mom Barbara then and now (Photo: Answersafrica) |
After returning to the USA, she continued to act in movies such as "The Spy Who Loved Me", "Jaguar Lives", "Up the Academy", "Caveman", "The Cooler", "Give My Regards to Broad Street" and many more.
