Greek influencer Ioanna Touni has publicly celebrated the name day of her partner, Dimitris Roberto Spyridonidis, describing herself as very lucky to have him.

Posting to her personal Instagram account on Monday, 26 October, the entrepreneur shared an image from a holiday in Saudi Arabia that the couple took earlier in the year.
In the photograph, Touni posed smiling alongside Spyridonidis as he looked at her affectionately. In an accompanying note, she wished a happy name day to the most wonderful guy out there on Saint Roberto's day, writing that he surprised her and won her over a little more every day.
She added that she felt fortunate to share her life with him and declared her love directly to Spyridonidis, whom she and close friends refer to as Robi.
Travel in Saudi Arabia and Kenya
The celebratory post drew upon memories from the couple's time in Saudi Arabia several months ago, marking another international journey shared with her online audience.
Travel updates have formed a frequent part of Touni's recent social media output. On 11 October, she published video footage from a safari expedition in Kenya, telling followers that the experience felt like being inside a wildlife documentary. That update followed another clip shared on 7 October, which captured the couple kissing and embracing during a Kenyan sunset.
The public post on Monday offered followers a rare direct glimpse into her relationship with Spyridonidis, balancing her commercial lifestyle content with personal family celebrations.

Greek Name Day Traditions
In Greek culture, a name day holds deep cultural significance and is traditionally celebrated with equal or greater ceremony than a birthday. Most Greek name days correspond to the feast dates of Christian saints on the Orthodox liturgical calendar.
On these occasions, individuals bearing the saint's name receive visits, telephone calls, and good wishes from friends, relatives, and colleagues. Touni's public greeting for Saint Roberto followed this customary practice, adapting the longstanding cultural habit to a modern digital audience.
Touni remains one of the most widely followed media personalities in Greece, having initially gained national prominence on television before developing independent fashion and lifestyle ventures. Her latest tribute quickly attracted warm reactions from supporters across the platform.

