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Antonio De Maddalena (born December 12 2004) is an Italian film student and quasi-activist.
Early life edit
Antonio De Maddalena was born on 12 December 2004 in Milan, Italy. His father, Dr Alessandro De Maddalena, is a shark expert. His aunt and uncle's nephews are the grandchildren of the former prime minister of Italy, Mario Monti. He went to Elementary School Via Ruffini, near last supper Santa Maria Delle Grazie, Milan. In 2012, he went to live in Cape Town, South Africa and went to school at Fish Hoek Primary School and then at Bay Primary. He matriculated at VTCHouse in 2022.