For Nicolas Sarkozy, family is sacred! If in the past, the former President of the Republic was on all fronts to assume his multiple professional obligations, he always made it a point of honor to allow himself time to spend special moments with his loved ones. Having retired from political life, his offspring are at the heart of his priorities. In the city, Nicolas Sarkozy is the happy father of four children: Pierre (1985) and Jean (1986), fruits of his past union with Marie-Dominique Culioli.
With his ex-partner Cécilia Attias in 1997, the former head of state had another son named Louis in 1997. 14 years later, it is the adorable Giulia (2011), born from his beautiful story with Carla Bruni who will complete his pretty clan. On May 30, 2024 in the United Kingdom, Nicolas Sarkozy celebrated with his inner circle, the release of the book by his son Louis Sarkozy baptized Napoleon’s Library (published by Pen and Words, editor’s note).
The 27-year-old young man, now based in the United States, shared beautiful images of the event on his X account on June 4. In the photos which amazed many Internet users, we see his mother Cécilia Attias, her eyes full of pride, posing alongside the very attentive Sarkozy couple. The mother was also accompanied by one of her daughters Jeanne-Marie Martin, born from her past relationship with Jacques Martin. Naturally, Natali Husic, the wife of Louis Sarkozy was also there!
His love for literature highlighted
The bubbly brunette was also immortalized all smiles alongside her man who worked hard to sign all her works. “Some photos from yesterday’s wonderful launch party at the House of Lords”, indicated Louis Sarkozy in the caption of his post which sparked multiple reactions. Concerned about the smallest detail, he also thanked “Jean Christophe Napoléon, Adam Zamoyski and the many Lords and Ladies“, who came to support him.
For the site French Morning London as reported GalaLouis Sarkozy spoke about his boundless admiration for the emblematic emperor who marked the history of France and who inspired him. “I read the biography of Andrew Roberts (who prefaced his book) Napoleon: A life, and I was slapped”confided the one who shares the love of literature with his illustrious parents.
