Mădălina Ghenea is a Romanian actress and a fashion model who has managed to attract the attention thanks, not only to her breathtaking appearance, but also for the passion that invests in a unique career in the spotlight.
Her beauty has opened the way to the international catwalks since an early age. So, at age 14 she begins her modeling career from Italy, working for the Italian designer Gattinoni, and continuing with various fashion shows in Germany, Japan, Austria, South Africa, France, Spain, and so on.
Living fully her career, Mădălina describes herself as a citizen of the world, caring her life in a suitcase, ready to embrace any new culture or tradition that makes her a fluent speaker of five languages.
According to a survey made by the site AskMen.com, Mădălina Diana Ghenea results to be one of the most desired women in 2012. In fact, famous men of all over the world, admired and desired by millions of women, have courted Mădălina, just like Leonardo Di Caprio, Gerard Butler and Michael Fassbender.
Apparitions like that of the video for the song The time between us by Eros Ramazzotti in 2007, the Peroni calendar in 2008, the cover of Lady Sposa magazine in 2010, the advertisement for the phone company 3 Italia, along with Raul Bova and Teresa Mannino, as a “madrina” (or godmother) of the Mille Miglia in 2011, are successes that strengthen and complement her way into the spotlight.
Since 2010 Mădălina made the first steps in the film industry that will lead her on the red carpet for roles in films such as I soliti idioti (2011), Razza Bastarda (2012), Dom Hemingway (2013), Borgia (2014), Youth (2015).
Besides work commitments, Mădălina has also developed a social career, being engaged in social work with the organization "Artists for Peace and Justice" and participating in the collection of funds to renew the Department of Pediatrics at the hospital of her hometown, Slatina.
The 2016 comes with a completely unique and unforgettable experience such as the Festival of San Remo, as the assistant of the presenter Carlo Conti, along with Virginia Raffaele, on the 66-th edition held at the Ariston Theatre.
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