Although he ended his political career, Nicolas Sarkozy remains very present on the media scene. In addition to having published countless works which have met with great success, the former President of the Republic regularly speaks at international conferences. During an interview given to Guillaume Pley to discover this Sunday, November 17, 2024 on YouTube the former head of state spoke of his family which makes him immensely proud.
Married three times, Nicolas Sarkozy had four children: Pierre (1985) and Jean (1986) with his former wife Marie-Dominique Culioli, without forgetting Louis (1997) whom he had from his past union with Cécilia Attias and Giulia all just 13 years old, the result of his marriage to Carla Bruni. “What kind of father are you?? Guillaume Pley asked him in particular. “Listen, my knees have been worn out since the birth of my daughter“, replied Nicolas Sarkozy with humor. “She is very important like all my children.“.
Nicolas Sarkozy very amused by the surprise of his daughter Giulia
During their interview, Guillaume Pley revealed that he had received a video from Giulia in advance, specially addressed to his father. “Ah that's why because this morning when I was leaving, my daughter said to me 'Good podcast'“, reacted Nicolas Sarkozy. “There, I made the report, I understood!“. “The question is going to be quite difficult“, underlined his interlocutor while revealing the extract.
Facing the camera, the brilliant rider then says teasingly: “Hello dad, are you okay? I'm doing very well, listen that's not the subject, I would like to ask you a quick question for the podcast: 'I would like to know who is your favorite child?'. Well honestly, I think I know the answer, but oh well. There you go, I send you big kisses.”. An initiative which testifies to their wonderful complicity.
They have a name, you have to give the first name
“She has the authority of her mother”, commented Nicolas Sarkozy sincerely. “It’s a big ask but I don’t have a favorite child, I love my children naturally, we are very close actually. The one who follows with the greatest attention all the projects of his descendants has also clarified with complete frankness : “They are also faced with the same difficulty: They have a name, you have to give the first name (…). I think that display is much more important than demonstration. You know, we pass it on to our children , not what we say, we transmit what we do!“
