The relationship between star Leonardo DiCaprio and supermodel Vittoria Cerreti has been exposed.

One of Hollywood’s most sought-after actors, Leonardo DiCaprio, has finally broken the “under 25” dating rule by dating Vittoria Cerreti.

For many years, Leonardo DiCaprio (51) has rarely dated women over 25.

Although the Hollywood actor has never confirmed this rule, fans have always noticed that his romantic relationships end when his lovers reach the age of 25.

DiCaprio dated Bar Refaeli until 2010, when she was 25. He then dated Kelly Rohrbach until 2015, when she was 25.

He also dated Nina Agdal from 2016 to 2017, the year she celebrated her 25th birthday.

However, Leonardo DiCaprio surprised fans when he dated Italian supermodel Vittoria Ceretti (27). This model was once married to Italian-American DJ Matteo Milleri (36).

Many speculate that the important reason DiCaprio broke his dating rule is: Cerreti is not in a hurry to get married again.

According to the Daily Mail, Ceretti’s lack of a rush to marry again has helped her relationship with the A-list star continue despite her being over 25 years old.

The source added: “With his previous relationships, Leonardo felt a certain pressure to talk about marriage, but now there is no need to rush what he and Vittoria have.

She is the real girlfriend he has ever had. Vittoria makes him feel truly loved. They both cherish what they have. Vittoria understands that his work schedule can change and she never shows jealousy.”

As one of the famous actors, Leonardo DiCaprio is always surrounded by many women, whether on set or even on a giant yacht worth millions of dollars, but fortunately, that is not a problem for his girlfriend.

“Leonardo appreciates it,” the source added. “It’s important to him to have his own life with Vittoria, who is also focused on her own career and success. It’s going well, and friends believe the supermodel is the right person, as she’s not pressuring him into marriage.”

In 2016, Leonardo DiCaprio shared his intention to get married with Parade magazine. “The truth is, you can’t predict marriage. You can’t plan it. It just happens when the time is right.”