Bachelorette party goes too far and tourist damages Italian statue trying to touch its 'private parts'

Dan Dakich reacts to Mike Vrabel’s address regarding the Dianna Russini cheating allegations and Robert Kraft’s alleged attempt to suppress the New England Patriots scandal. If you're running around Italy for your bachelorette party, please show some respect to the local historical statues. Some of them are going to be naked, but that doesn’t mean their private parts are there for your entertainment. Well, I suppose pointing and laughing, while I'm sure it's frowned upon, has to be more acceptable than climbing all over statues. Take the attempts to complete a "grab that statue's junk" challenge back to your own country. In Florence, Italy, the local police will get involved, and the city will be sending in a team to access the damage. Just ask this tourist only identified as a 28-year-old woman. Christmas lighting decorations illuminate Plaza de Neptuno in Madrid, Spain, on Jan. 4, 2026. The display includes more than 13 million LED bulbs, 7,134 chains, 126 luminous cherry trees and thirteen large fir trees. (Jesus Hellin/Europa Press) On Saturday, she attempted to scale part of the Fountain of Neptune located in Florence’s Piazza della Signoria to complete a "pre-marital dare," a