Ex-Liverpool star's WAG accuses airport cop of 'embarrassing breast-squeezing'

Diletta Leotta, the better of half of Liverpool flop Loris Karius, has opened up on a traumatising airport experience after an invasive security check at a German airport.

The stunning DAZN presenter had jetted from her native Italy to Germany to see Karius turn out for Schalke in the 2.Bundesliga. But she was subjected to checks on her way home.

Explaining the story on Radio 105, as per BILD, she said: "I had to go back to Italy, and as I was going through the metal detector, a policewoman came and wanted to check me.

"She squeezed my breasts. I was a little embarrassed.

"At one point, I took off almost all my clothes. I was wearing almost nothing under my arms and told her, 'Look, I have nothing under my arms'.

Diletta Leotta said she was a little embarrassed

"But she insisted on tickling me under my arms, which was incredible torture. She also told me to take off my shoes and tickled me under my feet.

"It was traumatic because my brother held me like that (with his arms raised) and tickled me under the armpits. He was really strong. He tickled me all over my body and I used to wet my pants."

Diletta has been juggling her role in Italy with trips to Germany - and she hoped his next move would be in her homeland.

Diletta Leotta wanted Loris Karius to move to Italy

"Of course she was hoping a little for Italy," Karius joked after signing, via BILD. The pair have been dating since 2022, after meeting in Paris, and they have a daughter together, Aria.

And the stunning Italian will remain in her hometown of Milan with her young daughter as Karius turns out for Schalke.

"I explained it to her," Karius continued, explaining Diletta had been OK with the move. "She wishes me the best in my career and said she is fully behind it.

"Milan is not far away. We can find ways to solve it. She has a lot to do too, so we will both be commuting back and forth a bit...

"If your partner is also in the public eye, it's clear that something will be reported. But I never actively pushed myself into it. For me, the sport was always the priority."