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Silvio Berlusconi has a shady exit in 2011

| Published: Sunday, January 1, 2012, 12:38 [IST]

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In what could be called as the most shady exit any Prime Minister ever had in the world, the showman, Silvio Berlusconi left his office after serving Italy for 17 years.

With charges of corruption already levelled against Berlusconi, real trouble started brewing for the former prime minister after the reports of him having indulged in sex with a minor prostitute came into light.

Berlusconi's career went for a toss when his erotic side was revealed via his famous "bunga-bunga" parties at his mansion.