Leonardo DiCaprio is reportedly undergoing a significant shift after a rough night in Ibiza, and people close to him say his girlfriend, Vittoria Ceretti, is all for it. Recently, a scene at a packed party shook the actor. At the party, the police stopped him at the door and asked for his ID. The moment, per the insiders, has pushed friends and family to tell him it’s time to drop the party-boy image and change his old routine.
Vittoria Ceretti brought about a big change in Leonardo DiCaprio’s life, says source
RadarOnline exclusively reported a shift in Leonardo DiCaprio’s life and how Vittoria Ceretti is pushing for it. A source said that for DiCaprio, the party episode was “embarrassing beyond belief.” Another insider pointed out, “Leo was furious but tried to play it cool,” adding, “He’s accustomed to being treated like royalty, not searched like some teenager. It dawned on him how absurd it must have looked – a 50-year-old still acting like he’s in his twenties.”
DiCaprio has talked about feeling younger than his age. However, those around him say his nights out are sending a completely different message, with an insider stating, “He’s still got the same crew of hangers-on, bouncing from one club to the next, sipping champagne, and chasing the scene.” Additionally, “People have been telling him for years that it’s time to grow up – and this Ibiza incident might finally be the wake-up call he needs.”
Meanwhile, Ceretti is also pushing for the agenda. Friends claimed she has kept her head down and focused on work, steering clear of the chatter that usually follows her boyfriend. As such, the source suggested, “Vittoria’s down-to-earth, level-headed, and focused on her own career,” adding, “She couldn’t care less about the yachts or the VIP treatment.” Hence, her presence has been “a breath of fresh air for Leo – and a huge comfort to his family.”
The Ibiza stumble shocked Leonardo DiCaprio, and Vittoria Ceretti’s steady presence is helping. Sources believe that together, it may be enough to get him to leave his “Peter Pan” label behind and settle down.
