The surprising gesture of the model and the singer was interpreted as a personal revenge after the judicial sentence of her husband
This Thursday (25), at the press conference in which the former president of France, Nicolas Sarkozy, commented on his sentence in prison, attracted his attention an unexpected attitude of wife, model, actress and singer Carla Bruni.
At the time of departure, he approached the Battalion of the press, extracted the protective foam from the microphone of the Mediapart news portal and launched it on the floor. On the face, a smile of satisfaction.
Some French vehicles revealed the motivation of the gesture: it was Mediapart who for the first time investigated and denounced suspicious funding for the Sarkozy presidential campaign in 2017, the origin of the trial that will now take him to prison after five years.
Carla Bruni supported her husband in all the crises, from the moment she was still occupying the Elisha Palace in Paris. The recurrent corruption scandals have influenced his career, which has moved away from the mainstream media.
The couple rarely leaves their home to Villa Montmorency, a closed area where wealthy and celebrities live in Western Paris.
In Brazil, the voice of the Italian artist became popular after the romantic song “That m’a dit” was touched in the soap opera “Belíssima” (2005) and “Empire” (2014).
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Below, Carla Bruni’s post on Instagram after leaving the court with Nicolas Sarkozy. He captured “Love is the reply” and highlighted the hashtag #lahainenarapaslessus (hatred will not prevail in French).
Source: Terra
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