Nicole Minetti: 'politics make me want to vomit' She said she has only kept going through the support of her family, including her mother, Georgina, 50, who is British and runs a dance academy in Rimini, on the Adriatic coast. Miss Minetti is considering a return to being a dental hygienist - the job she was doing when she caught the eye of Mr Berlusconi. I get up in the morning and I don't know what to do. This is a delicate time for me. I'm giving myself until September and then I will decide whether to leave Italy forever," she told Chi, a weekly magazine. She said she was confident that she will be acquitted on charges of aiding and abetting prostitution in a trial in which prosecutors accuse her of recruiting aspiring actresses and models to perform strip teases at Mr Berlusconi's parties. Her trial is separate but closely related to that of Mr Berlusconi, who is accused of abuse of office and paying for sex with an erotic dancer known as Ruby the Heart Stealer, whom prosecutors claim was working as an under age prostitute. On Monday the 76-year-old billionaire lost a bid to have the trial moved from Milan to another court. He had argued that the judges in Milan are politically biased against him and that he cannot be assured of a fair trial. That argument was thrown out by Italy's top appeals court. The next hearing in the sex trial is scheduled for May 13, with a verdict expected to be handed down in the next few weeks. Mr Berlusconi holds no post in the newly-constituted government of Enrico Letta, the centre-Left prime minister, but his conservative PDL party is a key component of the coalition.