Lucila Vit

Lucila Vit was born on 28 February 1985 in Rosario, Santa Fe. She studied at an Italian school, where she participated in various sports, including field hockey and swimming.^[1] Through her family, she has been a lifelong supporter of the football club Rosario Central.^[2] While still at school, she was approached by an Italian photographer from a sportswear brand, who invited her to a model casting. Vit was accompanied by her father and was selected.

In 2004, Vit won first place in the colitas contest in Argentina, and she was photographed for Gente magazine.^[3]

Later, she traveled to Chile for two months, after which she returned to Buenos Aires, but as she was frequently called to appear in events in Chile, she finally settled in that country. In 2005, Vit took second place in the Miss Reef Chile contest on the beaches of Maitencillo [es].^[4]

While modeling, Vit also worked in commercials for television and magazines, such as for the companies Easy, Ripley, and Entel. She acted in an episode of the Chilean version of the series Casado con hijos, and in Teatro en Chilevisión [es].

In 2007, she began appearing on Yingo [es], a popular youth program on Chilevisión. She left the show after ending a romantic relationship with host Mario Velasco [es].^[5]

In 2009, she co-hosted the Mega youth program La muralla infernal [es], together with Fernando Godoy [es].^[6] In 2011, she was invited to compete in the reality show Fiebre de baile [es] 4, and later that year, she was part of the Chilevisión television series Vampiras [es], playing the villainous Pamela Lascarruain. In 2015, she was hired to host the Fox Sports program FOX Fit, achieving great success at the continental level.^[7] She left the show in 2019.^[8]

She naturalized Chilean by residence.^[9]

In 2016, Vit divorced Chilean golfer Benjamín Alvarado, whom she had married in 2012.^[10]

On 14 September 2019, she confirmed the beginning of a romantic relationship with Lucas Passerini, then a striker for Palestino, through a photo they both posted on Instagram.^[11] When the Argentine footballer was transferred to Cruz Azul, the couple went to live in Mexico. In early December 2020, the couple announced the end of the relationship, and Vit returned to settle in Chile.^[12]

Weeks later, she began a new romance, with sports commentator and former footballer Rafael Olarra.^[13] In September 2021, both announced on social media that they would be parents, and on 6 April 2022, Vit gave birth to a daughter.^[14]