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Leonardo DiCaprio, 50, cuts a dapper figure as he attends day two of Cannes Film Festival with glamorous girlfriend Vittoria Ceretti, 26

Leonardo DiCaprio, 50, cuts a dapper figure as he attends day two of Cannes Film Festival with glamorous girlfriend Vittoria Ceretti, 26

Daily Mail​14-05-2025

Leonardo DiCaprio cut a dapper figure as he attended day two of Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday with his glamorous girlfriend Vittoria Ceretti.
The Wolf of Wall Street star, 50, and his Italian fashion model partner, 26, are approaching their two-year anniversary of dating.
Leo looked suave as he made his way through the crowds, donning a navy blazer over a white T-shirt.
He seemed to be in high spirits as he was surrounded by fans all eager to get pictures and autographs.
Following closely behind was Vittoria, who looked effortlessly chic tan maxi skirt and matching cardigan featuring red lace around the neckline.
She layered the co-ord over a white top and wore her brunette locks slicked back into a sleek plait.
Vittoria toted around her essentials in a black mini handbag and opted for a chic pair of shades to complete her look.
On Tuesday evening, Leo was joined by Juliette Binoche as he presented his close friend Robert De Niro with the the honorary Palme d'Or award.
The star looked dapper in a black and white tuxedo by Celine as he took to the stage alongside jury president and French actress Juliette, 61.
He posed next to Juliette who cut a radiant figure in in a cream satin cowled top with a hood as she beamed ahead of announcing the award.
It comes just weeks after Leo and Vittoria enjoyed some downtime in Ibiza, Spain together.
They started their day with some shopping at a local boutique and were accompanied by another couple as they returned to their posh rental villa.
Leo and Vittoria were also spotted dining at Casa Joundal, an upscale beachfront restaurant where a caviar-topped wagyu steak tartar will set you back an eyewatering $295.
It was the third time in two weeks that the photogenic couple ate at the new hotspot in the legendary party capital.
The once interminable bachelor is said to be serious about Ceretti after years of being teased for his apparent penchant for dumping girlfriends once they turned 25.
On Tuesday evening, Leo was joined by Juliette Binoche as he presented his close friend Robert De Niro with the the honorary Palme d'Or award
'With previous relationships he felt a certain pressure to make it official with talk of marriage, but there is no rush to change what [he and Ceretti] have right now,' an insider previously told the Daily Mail.
'She is the realest girlfriend he has ever had, and she makes him feel genuinely loved. You can see that they both appreciate what they have.
'[She] understands that his schedule can change, and she never shows any jealousy.'
DiCaprio previously admitted in a 2014 Esquire interview that women struggled with his more nomadic lifestyle.
'Six months of being on location or being off in Morocco or someplace like that is not the best thing for a relationship,' he told the magazine.
But Italian bombshell Ceretti – who, despite her young age, was previously married to DJ Matteo Milleri for three years – seems undeterred by DiCaprio's globetrotting.
The model has accompanied him on a number of tropical vacations, with pictures showing the couple frolicking on a yacht off the coast of Sardinia, playing pickleball in the sands of the Caribbean or splashing about in the waters of St. Barts.
The couple reportedly met at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2023, but were not romantically linked until after they were spotted enjoying an ice cream date in Los Angeles that August and hot on the heels of DiCaprio's rumored fling with model Gigi Hadid, 30.
In a recent interview with Vogue France, Ceretti insisted they met 'in Milan,' but refused to divulge more details.
She also shared that she finds it 'annoying' when she is referred to as 'Leonardo DiCaprio's girlfriend.'

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