Di Lorenzo

Last updated June 14, 2024

Di Lorenzo or DiLorenzo is an Italian surname. It derives from the name Lorenzo, the surname indicates those of the family of a Lorenzo. Notable people with the surname include:

Francesca Di Lorenzo (born 1997), Italian-American tennis player
Giovanni Di Lorenzo (born 1993), Italian footballer
Giovanni di Lorenzo (journalist) (born 1959), Italian-German journalist
Rossana Di Lorenzo (1938–2022), Italian actress
Tina Di Lorenzo (1872–1930), Italian actress
Thomas DiLorenzo (born 1954), Italian-American Professor

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