Debora Caprioglio

About Debora Caprioglio

Born in Mestre, a city in the Venice region of Italy, Debora Caprioglio worked as a model before stepping back from the public eye in 1998, during which time she appeared on ten magazine covers and posed for ten additional photo spreads. As an entertainer, she established herself through acting and television work. Her greatest international recognition came from her lead role in Tinto Brass's 1991 film titled "Paprika," along with her high-profile marriage to renowned European actor Klaus Kinski, which took place when she was just nineteen years old and he was sixty-one. The marriage lasted only two years before the couple separated, though they later reunited professionally to appear together in what would become his final cinematic project. Following their split, Caprioglio was linked romantically to several prominent figures in Italian political circles. In 2007, she participated as a contestant on the Italian adaptation of the reality television competition "L'isola dei famosi," known internationally as Celebrity Survivor.