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Rome Blast: Pipeline Hit Sparks Fire, Explosion, Multiple Injuries | VIDEO

July 4, 2025, 2:47 pm

At least nine individuals were injured on Friday after an explosion occurred at a Rome petrol station, Italian officials stated. The nation’s fire department acknowledged in a statement, “We are dealing with a tank explosion. the fire is still active,” adding that one of their police officers had been hospitalized.

Emergency responders were already at the site before the blast, having been sent after a truck collided with a pipeline at the gas station, Italian news organizations reported. The collision ignited a fire that later engulfed an adjacent depot. The shockwave from the explosion also destroyed buildings nearby.

A government official told Reuters that eight police officers were among the wounded. News agency reports said ambulance staff and bystanders were also injured, but did not specify how many. Emergency services reported five people were taken to hospital.

Dramatic Footage Surfaces

Local newspaper Roma Today posted a dramatic photo of a huge ball of fire and smoke looming over the service station and surrounding houses. Further photos released by the fire department showed that the petrol station had been virtually destroyed.

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One Reuters witness described the frightening moment, telling, “I heard it as I was leaving home, there was a very loud bang, the whole house trembled and I was scared that the windows would break since it was so powerful.”

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is following the situation closely, her office stated in a short release.

High-Stakes Nuclear Gamble: US And Iran Return To Rome Talks As Pressure Mounts

May 23, 2025, 2:59 am

US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff will fly to Rome on Friday to pursue a new series of nuclear talks with Iran, a source close to the talks said on Thursday. The Rome session will be the fifth round of discussion between the two countries in an attempt to solve old differences regarding Tehran’s nuclear aspirations.

The source, who requested anonymity, said Witkoff will be joined by a senior State Department officer, Michael Anton, who had earlier represented the US in such talks. The nature of negotiations will be a combination of direct and indirect talks, as has been the case in previous talks.

The latest round of diplomacy follows increased tensions after the fatal shooting of two Israeli embassy officials in Washington. The incident was on the top of the agenda during a phone conversation between President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday, also when they touched upon the Iran nuclear question.

Trump feels the talks with Iran are “in the right direction,” White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt told a briefing. The administration is seeking an agreement that would bar Iran from enriching uranium, a message reiterated by Witkoff in a recent TV appearance on ABC’s “This Week.”

But Tehran has firmly dismissed the request. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called Washington’s stance “excessive and outrageous,” questioning the prospect of a successful deal. His comments, cited by state media, highlight the widespread disagreements that persist between the two parties.

Despite the failures, both Washington and Tehran seem eager to keep negotiating, although the route to any new accord is far from certain.

The result of the Rome talks may profoundly influence future US-Iranian relations and further impact the overall regional balance in the Middle East.

Meloni Hosts Key Talks with U.S. and EU Leaders, Seeks ‘New Beginning’

May 19, 2025, 8:01 am

Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni hosted an important trilateral meeting in Rome, bringing together U.S. Vice President JD Vance and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. She described the event as the start of a “new beginning” in diplomatic relations.

This meeting marked a significant moment for Meloni, who has often been seen as someone who could help strengthen ties between the Trump-led U.S. administration and European leaders. However, she had yet to make major progress, especially as her relationships with some EU countries had become strained.

A Symbolic Step for Meloni

Speaking to reporters before the meeting began, Meloni said, “I am very proud to host two of the leaders of the EU and the U.S. to start a dialogue.” She mentioned that she had suggested this kind of meeting about a month ago during her visit to Washington, where she met former President Donald Trump.

She added, “I hope that today can be a first meeting and a new beginning.” Although trade issues are mainly handled by the EU Commission, she explained that Italy’s role was to support and encourage open communication.

Vance Praises Meloni’s Efforts

JD Vance, representing the U.S., complimented Meloni for building stronger transatlantic ties. He said she had become “a good friend” and that she was working hard to “act as a bridge builder between Europe and the United States,” a role supported by both him and Donald Trump.

Vance also admitted that the U.S. and the EU had some differences, especially regarding tariffs. But he emphasized their shared interests: “We also have many things on which we agree.”

Von der Leyen Focuses on Trade and Ukraine

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen expressed hope for resolving trade issues between the U.S. and the EU. She highlighted the importance of their economic partnership, saying the two sides represent “the largest trade exchange in the world.”

On the issue of Ukraine, von der Leyen said both the EU and U.S. share a common goal: “What unites us on Ukraine is the pursuit of a just and lasting peace.” She thanked the United States for its continued efforts to help end the war.

She also pushed for progress in peace talks, saying, “The next week will be crucial.”

Meloni’s Struggle for a Leading Role

For Meloni, the meeting was a relief. She has been facing challenges in gaining influence in European efforts to mediate peace in Ukraine. Recently, she distanced herself from a plan by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer that involved sending European troops to Ukraine.

Although she initially joined a video meeting with countries like the UK, France, Germany, and Poland — known as the “coalition of the willing” — she was later left out of a key coordination meeting between those European nations and the U.S. administration.

Tensions rose even further on Friday when French President Emmanuel Macron accused Meloni of sharing “false information” to explain why she missed a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and a joint call with Trump.

Analysts Say Meloni Wants Closer U.S. Ties

Political expert Lorenzo Castellani, a professor at LUISS University, said Meloni’s top goal is to stay closely aligned with the U.S.

“Her strategy scored a win on Sunday, as she continues to navigate a delicate balancing act between the EU and the U.S.,” he explained. He noted that Meloni believes Washington must be part of any serious effort to bring peace to Ukraine. Her broader goal is to create a diplomatic solution involving both the U.S. and Europe.

In this context, some analysts believe Meloni could act as a mediator, using Italy’s position to help the EU and U.S. find common ground — not just on Ukraine, but also on trade issues like tariffs.

Rome Becomes Diplomatic Hub

On the same day as the trilateral meeting, Rome became a center of global diplomacy. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with senior U.S. officials and European leaders.

He spoke privately with JD Vance and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the U.S. ambassador’s residence. Earlier, Zelenskyy had attended a special Mass at St. Peter’s Square for the new Pope Leo XIV, which drew many international leaders.

A high-stakes phone call between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin was also scheduled for Monday, raising hopes that discussions may help bring an end to the war in Ukraine.

Pope Francis Picks Modest Tomb In Rome, Breaking 100-Year Papal Burial Tradition

April 22, 2025, 4:47 pm

Pope Francis, who died aged 88, will be buried in a simple tomb in Rome’s Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore buckling tradition for centuries to honor his commitment to simplicity and humility.

The Vatican revealed the funeral of the pontiff will occur Saturday in St. Peter’s Square but, unlike the majority of his predecessors, Francis did not choose to be buried under St. Peter’s Basilica. He instead selected the Esquiline Hill’s Santa Maria Maggiore, one of Rome’s ancient and most sacred basilicas, where he ever exhibited profound devotion to Mary, Mother of God.

Francis asked for a plain burial “in the earth” with no ornate decoration, and only his papal title, Franciscus, written in Latin. He explicitly turned down the traditional triple-layer coffin, opting instead for a plain cypress box.

His burial ground of choice is a small converted candelabra storeroom, just beyond the statue of Mary, Queen of Peace a commission post World War I. In his book El Sucesor, 2024, Francis made this revelation: “I saw it and thought: ‘This is the place.'”

Santa Maria Maggiore has also been a source of spiritual sustenance for the Argentine-born pope. He had gone to the basilica before and after all foreign trips and prayed there in times of special significance during his papacy, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and after surgeries. The basilica is also home to the revered Byzantine icon Salus Populi Romani, to which he was very attached.

Founded in 432 AD, the basilica is steeped in legend, including a miraculous snowfall celebrated annually on August 5. It already holds the remains of seven popes and renowned figures like Baroque artist Gian Lorenzo Bernini.

Francis’ burial outside the Vatican makes him the first pontiff since Pope Leo XIII in 1903 to do so, underscoring his commitment to humility and breaking with long-held ecclesiastical conventions.

Iran And US Restart Nuclear Talks In Rome: Can Diplomacy Overcome Rising Tensions?

April 19, 2025, 4:57 pm

Iran and the United States will resume nuclear talks in Rome on Saturday to try to end their long-standing confrontation over Tehran’s nuclear program. The negotiations, conducted under the threat of President Donald Trump’s military action if diplomacy does not work, follow a week ago by a positive round of indirect talks in Muscat.

Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchi, and US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff will be negotiating indirectly, with an Omani official serving as a go-between. This is the second round of indirect talks, with each side guardedly optimistic about the chances of a deal. Even in the indirect format, Araqchi and Witkoff exchanged a few words at the end of the Muscat talks but have not engaged in face-to-face talks since 2015 under then-President Barack Obama.

Araqchi, before the Rome negotiations, reiterated Iran’s commitment to diplomacy, urging a balanced nuclear agreement that honors the rights of Iran and removes sanctions while resolving concerns regarding its nuclear program. Tehran cautioned, however, that hopes for a quick settlement must be diluted, with Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei making restrained optimistic comments.

In the background, President Trump has reaffirmed his hardline position against Iran getting a nuclear weapon, expressing his wish for a successful Iran but keeping a hardline stance on its nuclear program. In the meantime, Israel has not excluded the use of force against Iran’s nuclear facilities, and there are concerns about escalation.

With tensions continuing, both remain firm in their stance, with Iran calling for sanctions relief for nuclear curbs, and the US for halting Iran’s uranium enrichment drive.

Queen Camilla Receives Pizza Tribute In Rome On 20th Anniversary With King Charles

April 9, 2025, 6:56 pm

Queen Camilla was treated to a warm and tasty tribute on her visit to a school in Rome, where she was given a Margherita pizza to mark her 20th wedding anniversary to King Charles III. The royal pair is on the third day of their state visit to Italy.

When she stopped by a local state school, Queen Camilla was presented with the pizza in the delivery-style box a playful touch that brought some local flair to the celebratory event. Meanwhile, King Charles started his day with an official red-carpet welcome by Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni at the historic 17th-century villa of Villa Doria Pamphili on the outskirts of Rome.

The King and Prime Minister Meloni, both of whom are English speakers, were spotted chatting animatedly as they walked through the palace gardens. A mounted military band offered a ceremonial welcome, the orange trees of the villa and views of St. Peter’s Basilica in the background providing the perfect picturesque setting.

Later on in the day, King Charles will become the first British monarch to speak before both chambers of the Italian parliament. Parts of his speech are set to be read in Italian, emphasizing cultural relations between Italy and the UK.

The evening will witness the royal couple present at a state banquet at the Quirinale Palace, where local fare and an eminent guest list will commemorate their special anniversary.

The visit has been well-received by Italians. On Tuesday, the King and Queen were welcomed by throngs of people near the Colosseum, as chants of “Carlo!” were heard from fans.

In the UK meanwhile, the couple was treated to a musical welcome at Buckingham Palace, where the royal guards sang Madness’s number It Must Be Love in commemoration of the royal anniversary.

Nation with ‘Zero Hospitals’, No Births Registered for 96 Years

March 5, 2025, 7:39 pm

India’s population explosion has been fuelled by family planning posters such as ‘Hum Do, Humare Do’. Yet in Vatican City, nobody has given birth to any child in the past 96 years and there is not a single hospital.

Vatican City, the world’s smallest state, is home to the Roman Catholic Church leader. Although this nation has historical importance, it has never constructed a hospital since its establishment in 1929. The request for one has been turned down time and time again, which means seriously ill patients or pregnant women have to go to the neighboring city of Rome for medical care.

The choice to forego the building of a hospital is presumably because Vatican City is small in size (only 118 acres) and lies close to superb medical centers within Rome. There have been no births in the country, as an additional reason for the nonexistence of a maternity ward, thereby. Vatican City’s inhabitants are primarily aged clergy, comprising only about 800-900 individuals, leading to its particular status.

Surprisingly, even though Vatican City is so tiny, it has a fairly high crime rate, mostly because of the huge influx of foreign visitors. Crimes such as shoplifting, purse snatching, and pickpocketing are prevalent in the city.

Vatican City also has the globe’s smallest railway station, Citta Vaticano. Constructed by Pope Pius XI during his reign, it has two tracks that are only employed for freight transportation, with no passenger trains in the nation.

By contrast, the British overseas territory of Pitcairn Islands with fewer than 50 residents also does not have any registered births for a few years. Further, even though Antarctica is not a nation, it is another area where births are uncommon since the continent is largely devoted to scientific studies.

“Emily in Paris” Heads to Rome for Season 4 Part 2, Trailer Drops

August 27, 2024, 12:51 am

Netflix has released the much-anticipated trailer for Part 2 of Season 4 of Emily in Paris, and it promises a captivating mix of romance, drama, and Italian allure. The trailer, unveiled on Netflix’s official social media channels, provides an exciting preview of Emily’s (Lily Collins) upcoming adventures as she faces new personal and professional hurdles, culminating in a glamorous escapade to Rome.

The trailer hints that “Sometimes all you need is a new perspective,” showcasing Emily mingling with familiar faces like Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and Camille (Camille Razat) against the stunning snowy landscapes of France. This season introduces new dynamics, especially with Sylvie’s (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) recent hire, Genevieve (Thalia Besson), who brings a fresh American flair to the Savoir team.

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The tension between Emily and Gabriel escalates, particularly as Camille has yet to disclose that she is not expecting a baby with her former fiancé. Meanwhile, Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini) appears to play a more significant role than just a business associate. Originally in Paris for work, Marcello’s involvement may deepen as Sylvie, eager to expand her network, involves Emily in a high-stakes meeting in Rome.

Mindy Chen (Ashley Park) is busy with Eurovision preparations and navigating the fallout from Nicolas’ (Paul Forman) troubled family history, encouraging Emily to embrace spontaneity. Even Sylvie sees the potential in blending business with pleasure, approving of Emily’s Roman adventure.

The trailer teases a critical decision for Emily as Marcello asks her to choose between Paris and Rome, setting up a season full of exciting twists. Fans can also look forward to the return of familiar faces like Samuel Arnold (Julien), Bruno Gouery (Luc), William Abadie (Antoine Lambert), and Lucien Laviscount (Alfie), adding to the drama.

Mark your calendars for September 12, when Season 4 Part 2 premieres on Netflix, offering a delightful mix of romance, business intrigue, and scenic Rome. Created by Darren Star, the show continues under his executive production, alongside Tony Hernandez, Lilly Burns, Andrew Fleming, Alison Brown, and Robin Schiff. Co-executive producers include Stephen Brown, Grant Sloss, and Joe Murphy, with Ryan McCormick, Raphael Benoliel, Lily Collins, and Jake Fuller as producers. The show is a joint production of MTV Entertainment Studios, Darren Star Productions, and Jax Media.

Zoologist Reports Surge in Dangerous Wildlife in Rome; City Council Downplays Concerns

August 17, 2024, 6:17 am

Andrea Lunerti, a Rome zoologist, claims the Italian capital has become “a proper jungle” due to a surge in snakes, oriental hornets, seagulls, and rats. The increase is attributed to high temperatures and persistent waste issues in the city.

Lunerti, known for capturing dangerous animals, reported a dramatic rise in snake sightings this summer. He explained that warm winter temperatures led to an exponential growth in the snake population, which has been drawn into the city by food waste and the rats that feed on it.

The green whip snake is the most common in Rome, although Lunerti has also dealt with vipers. Recently, he responded to calls about a snake falling onto a terrace and another in a hospital changing room. Snakes have been found in various urban locations, including gardens and residential buildings.

Oriental hornets, which migrated from North Africa and Southeast Asia, have also become prevalent in Rome. They are nesting in window shutters, vents, and ancient monuments. Their presence is linked to the city’s high temperatures and waste issues.

Lunerti emphasized the need for better waste management to address the problem and prevent further infestations of snakes, hornets, rats, and seagulls. He noted that while seagulls have reduced rat and snake numbers, they are also a growing concern.

Rome’s city council downplayed the situation, dismissing claims of a “jungle” and arguing that the increase in animal sightings does not signal a crisis. They cited zoologist Enrico Alleva, who suggested that rat predators are more active due to the lack of waste, rather than the waste itself causing the problem. The council also stated that waste management has improved this year, leading to better city cleanliness.

Threads of History: The Silk Road’s Global Influence – From Past to Present

August 1, 2024, 3:32 pm

The Silk Road was a network of trade routes that linked East and West for over 1,800 years. It facilitated the exchange of goods, ideas, and cultures between civilizations such as China, Rome, and India. Stretching across thousands of miles and numerous cultures, the Silk Road was more than a mere trade route—it served as a channel for ideas, religions, and innovations that transformed the world.

The Silk Road, established during the Han Dynasty around 130 BCE, was a trade route network connecting East Asia to Europe, facilitating the exchange of goods, culture, and knowledge. Initially dominated by the Silk trade, this route expanded to include other significant commodities such as paper and gunpowder, which catalyzed major changes in European society. Additionally, the Silk Road played a crucial role in spreading religions, including Islam and Nestorian Christianity, to various regions including India. The Silk Road also Spread Buddhism to the world.

Samarkand, Bukhara, and Takshashila were some of the primary hotspots along the Silk Road, serving as major hubs for traders and travelers. Renowned explorer Marco Polo, who traveled the Silk Road from 1271 to 1295, famously remarked, “What I saw in the East, I can’t tell even half of that because not a single person would believe what I saw.”

The Silk Road also connected the southern part of India via the Grand Trunk Road also known as GT Road, extending its reach to Beijing, Shanghai, and Constantinople (modern-day Istanbul). The fall of Constantinople to the Ottomans in 1453 was a pivotal event that led European nations to seek alternative routes to Asia, eventually sparking the Age of Exploration.

Key Indian sites connected to the Silk Road, such as Indraprastha, Shrawasti, Kaushambi, and Kushinagar, are now recognized as UNESCO World Heritage tentative sites. The route’s significance diminished due to geopolitical shifts and the rise of maritime trade routes.

German geographer Ferdinand von Richthofen in 1877, the Silk Road’s use spanned from the 2nd century BCE to the 18th century AD, facilitating economic, cultural, political, and religious exchanges across continents. The Maritime Silk Road, initiated in the 1st century, extended trade routes by sea from Vietnam through India, Sri Lanka, the Red Sea, and to the Roman Empire.

Launched in 2013, China’s BRI aims to recreate and expand upon the ancient Silk Road. The initiative consists of both overland economic corridors and maritime trade routes. David Sacks, an expert on U.S.-China relations at the Council on Foreign Relations, states, “China has had a fair amount of success in redrawing trade maps around the world, in ways that put China at the center and not the U.S. or Europe.”

The scale of the BRI is staggering. By 2023, 147 countries—accounting for two-thirds of the world’s population and 40 percent of global GDP—have signed on to projects or indicated interest. The initiative includes the construction of railroads, highways, ports, and other infrastructure projects designed to facilitate trade and economic growth.

However, the BRI is not without controversy. Critics contend that it signifies a troubling expansion of Chinese power and influence. Some see it as a potential debt trap for participating countries, pointing to instances where nations have struggled to repay Chinese loans for infrastructure projects.

A 2021 study analyzed over one hundred debt financing contracts China signed with foreign governments, revealing clauses that often restrict restructuring with traditional creditor groups like the Paris Club. These contracts frequently allow China to demand repayment at any time, potentially giving Beijing leverage over participating countries on issues such as Taiwan or human rights.

The coming years will be crucial in determining whether the New Silk Road will fulfill its promise of shared prosperity or become a source of international tension. As countries navigate the opportunities and challenges presented by the BRI, the world watches to see how this modern incarnation of an ancient trade route will shape the future of global commerce and diplomacy.

The Silk Road stands as a symbol of human ingenuity, resilience, and the timeless quest for connection. Its story is a reminder that in the tapestry of history, threads of commerce and culture are inextricably woven together, shaping the world we live in today.

Ancient Roman Highway, Appian Way, Added To UNESCO World Heritage List

July 28, 2024, 7:32 pm

The Appian Way, the ancient Romans’ first highway and a popular tourist attraction in modern Rome, has been added to the United Nations’ cultural heritage list. Known as the Regina Viarum, or Queen of Roads, the Appian Way connected the capital of the early Roman state to the southeastern town of Brindisi.

This recognition marks the 60th Italian site to be acknowledged by UNESCO. The decision was announced on Saturday via the social platform X.

The road is named after Appius Claudius Caecus, the Roman censor who initiated and completed the first section as a military road to the south in 312 BC.

Italian Culture Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano celebrated the move, stating it acknowledged the “universal value of an extraordinary work of engineering that has been essential for centuries for commercial, social, and cultural exchanges with the Mediterranean and the East.”

Kylie Jenner Heads Out To Rome With Kids For Vacation

July 20, 2024, 6:12 pm

Kylie Jenner is enjoying a vacation in Rome with her children, Stormi and Aire. Her summer holiday fashion choices, including backless mini dresses, midi dresses, and thong sandals, have garnered significant attention online. Accompanied by her best friend Anastasia Karanikolaou, Kylie has embraced styles from Milan runways, classic Western wear, and comfortable flip-flops, departing from her usual sheer dresses and bodycon minis.

During her stay in Rome, Kylie and her kids were seen on afternoon strolls and lunch dates. She also shared photos from a boat ride in Venice on Instagram. For her outings, Kylie wore a denim dress by Marni with thong flip-flops and an oversized raffia tote bag. The dress featured spaghetti straps, a plunging square neckline, and a flared skirt, accessorized with sunglasses, loose tresses, a dainty bracelet, and a watch. On another occasion, she sported a backless black midi dress paired with a shoulder bag, slip-on sandals, and a face mask.

Kylie On Vacation

While exploring Venice on a yacht, Kylie opted for a black mini dress with a deep neckline, halter straps, and a bodycon fit. She completed the look with gold hoop earrings, stacked gold bracelets, rings, sunglasses, and loose hair. Kylie, who shares her children with Travis Scott, is currently dating Timothée Chalamet, with the couple confirming their relationship at Beyoncé’s birthday concert in Los Angeles in September.

Italy: US Tourist Granted House Arrest After Initially Given Life Imprisonment in Murder Case; Decision Leaves Widow “Shocked”

July 16, 2024, 5:09 am

Gabriel Christian Natale-Hjorth, an American tourist convicted of the murder of Italian police officer Mario Cerciello Rega, has been moved to house arrest, a decision that has left the victim’s widow, Rosa Maria Esilio, “totally shocked,” according to her lawyer, Massimo Ferrandino. Natale-Hjorth, along with his friend Finnegan Lee Elder, was initially given a life sentence for the 2019 stabbing of Cerciello Rega in Rome after a botched drug deal.

Although Natale-Hjorth did not wield the knife, he was involved in a struggle with another officer during the incident. His sentence was reduced to 11 years and four months on appeal, while Elder received a sentence of 15 years and two months and remains in prison. The court’s decision to grant Natale-Hjorth house arrest allows him to serve his term at his grandmother’s house near Rome, though the exact reasons for this decision were not immediately disclosed.

The incident occurred when Elder and Natale-Hjorth, both from California, attempted to buy drugs during a holiday in Rome. After being cheated, they stole a bag from an intermediary and arranged a meeting to exchange the bag for money. Instead of the dealer, two plainclothes police officers, including Cerciello Rega, arrived. Elder and Natale-Hjorth’s defence argued they acted in self-defence, mistaking the officers for thugs.

Prosecutors have the option to appeal the reduced sentences before Italy’s highest court. The case continues to draw attention and controversy, reflecting the complexities and challenges within Italy’s judicial system.

Watch: Priyanka Chopra-Nick Jonas shell out major couple goals in a new video from Rome vacay

April 21, 2023, 10:16 am

The gorgeous Priyanka Chopra, who has been busy promoting her upcoming series Citadel, jetted off to Rome with her husband Nick Joans for a vacay.

The singer took to his official Instagram handle and shared a video that shows him and the actress walking together on the streets of Rome. In the video, they are seen heading toward the Colosseum and are seen sharing a kiss. Also, they relished ice creams on the way. In the caption of his post, Nick wrote, “Rome.” The gorgeous Citadel star is seen in a beige bralette, layered with a leather jacket, and paired with a midi skirt. She completed her look with hoop earrings, black sunglasses, and black sneakers. On the other hand, the singer opted for a red shirt and beige pants.

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Reacting to the video, one of the fans wrote, “This is what dreams are made of.” Another wrote, “ideal relationship, very sweet.” A third fan wrote, “Welcome to Italy Mr and Mrs Jonas.” The power couple also posed with their fans in Rome. One of the pictures that have surfaced on their fan pages shows the couple posing near the Spanish Steps in Rome.