Supporting cast member whose narrative may intersect with the romantic entanglements or secondary storylines emphasized in the second season.
A quiet and withdrawn resident who spends much of her time in her room. She asks Torrigiani for help petitioning the tutelary judge to obtain a photograph of her son, Elia. She gradually bonds with Beatrice, joins the escape from Villa Biondi, and remains preoccupied with whether Elia thinks about her and loves his other mother.
The seventh woman, a neighbor and Marcello's former lover. Arrives after hearing of his death, gets stranded by a blizzard, and stays in the house. Later involved in a fight with Margherita that ends in a kiss.
Michela is Lorenzo's new neighbor and Fabio's affectionate wife, who moves into the adjoining apartment with their two children. She encourages Lorenzo to smile and becomes an important presence in his lonely life. After surviving Fabio's massacre, she is hospitalized, and Lorenzo repeatedly visits her while pretending to be her father.
Central protagonist and Fanelli pharmaceutical manager. Initially cold and career-driven, she flushes a goldfish named Napoleon. After getting pregnant by her boss and facing a sudden firing, she seeks revenge with a group of park acquaintances. She marries Biagio, has a child, but is later betrayed, blackmailed, and evicted. She ultimately exposes Biagio, gets reinstated, and reunites with her former boss.
Maria is Lucia's longtime friend and a mother of two children who feels unable to do without men. When Luca arrives in her bed, their encounter triggers misunderstandings, lies, and emotional upheaval. Her connection with Luca also becomes part of the complicated bond linking her to Lucia and reshaping both women's lives.
The stunningly beautiful, lively, and sometimes frivolous mother of Bruno and Valeria. Crowned Most Beautiful Mother in 1971, an event that triggers family chaos and defines her early life.
Guido's wife and the mother of their two children, Serena participates in his exhibition performance, drawing criticism from Rossi Zoldan. She increasingly asserts her wish to travel and make choices independently, even as her conversations with Guido reveal tension about freedom and jealousy. She eventually leaves to help Grandma, while the family remains affected by her absence.
Ulisse's wife, who navigates domestic life and financial constraints alongside her husband.
A single mother who employs Marta as a babysitter, serving as a stabilizing personal anchor outside the toxic workplace.
Covelli family daughter.
Simona is Paolo Pontecorvo's wife and an aspiring writer who is expecting a child with him. She is present at the dinner where Paolo uses the baby's supposed name as a prank, and she is connected to the conflict that tests the relationships among Paolo, Betta, Sandro, and Claudio before the birth brings reconciliation.
Micaela Ramazzotti has 48 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Il mio amico Babbo Natale - Collezione with 1 titles. Signature works include A Wedding, Naufragi, Praticamente perfette. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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