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Carla Bruni

Title:

Carla Bruni

Synopsis:

'Paris Match'.

Just months after his May 2007 election, French president Nicolas Sarkozy faced growing criticism over his stalled reforms, flashy style, and stormy divorce. The last straw should have been his whirlwind remarriage, to an Italian heiress, ex-model, and singer who had past liaisons with Mick Jagger and Eric Clapton, among others, and nude photos all over the Internet. But the lady in question, Carla Bruni, is proving an unexpected asset. At the Élysée Palace, Maureen Orth encounters a pair of romantic predators who appear to have met their matches.

From the September issue

Publish date:
8 August 2008
Author:
Maureen Orth
Source:
Vanity Fair
Country:
United Kingdom
Media:
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