Princess Faces Eviction From Historic Roman Villa Containing Priceless Caravaggio Fresco Amid Inheritance Battle

Princess Rita Jenrette Boncompagni Ludovisi is being evicted from her historic Roman villa that features the only known ceiling fresco by Caravaggio.
The eviction is the result of a long-running inheritance dispute with her late husband's heirs over the villa that has been in his aristocratic family for centuries.
The villa needs millions in renovations and repairs to bring it up to code, but it is unclear who will fund them.
The villa is worth hundreds of millions of dollars due to its history and art but failed to find a buyer at auction last year.
The Princess has fought for years to keep the home open for tours and published a book celebrating its history and artistic treasures.