The Bruni Family Dynamics: Conversations and Apologies

The women of the Bruni household continue to talk to each other from a distance. Following Carla Bruni's interview on Belve, the press has now received a response from her sister, Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, who has apologized if in her films she "portrays her as a drunkard" and says that she loves her. Today, still through the columns of La Stampa, their mother, Marisa Borini Bruni Tedeschi, also joins the discussion. In particular, the 94-year-old responds to the former first lady's jab, who described her parents as "very affectionate but practically invisible." Carla Bruni and the relationship with her sister, the story on Belve. Valeria Bruni Tedeschi apologizes: "The characters in my films are inspired by life, if I have hurt her I am sorry." The Freedom of Children "My children, all three, were raised with and in freedom. With their father, who was old at their birth, we did not forbid them anything," says mother Marisa Borini Bruni Tedeschi. "Of course, we argue in my family. We raise our voices. But these are discussions, not breakups," she adds. She talks about all her children, and in particular about the youngest she says: "At 18, Carla decided to go to New York to model. I was worried, but my husband told me: 'Carla is a girl who will never do anything foolish.'" Time has proven her right: model, singer, first lady. "I have two wonderful daughters and four grandchildren whom I adore. I am proud, very," she says. Carla and Valeria On family arguments and the relationship between the sisters she says: "They have big fights, we all have big fights in the family. The other day Carla told me 'you have been a liar all your life'. I replied 'forgive me, but in life I have also done other things'. Funny, right? After two hours, we are back there, looking for each other, making peace. It happens in families."