Nicolas Sarkozy and Carla Bruni holiday in Folegandros – “It’s all about walking”

Nicolas Sarkozy and Carla Bruni visited Greece for another summer. The former president of France, his wife, and his daughter holidayed in Folegandros. Excited, the former first lady of France uploaded a video from the Cycladic island to her personal Instagram account.

In the video, we see the feet of Carla Bruni and the other two family members alternating with the island’s unique landscapes. At one point, we also see Nicolas Sarkozy, but in the foreground,  the beautiful legs of the former top model stand out.

Friendly and lovely

The revelation of their stay in our country was made by the well-known singer Andreas Bonatsos, who, in recent years, has been running one of Nikolas Teodorou’s fashionable stores with items for the home and handmade jewellery in the picturesque area of ​​the island.

The couple was accompanied by a large group of people at the musician’s store while Andreas Bonatsos was unknowingly singing a great French hit on his store’s balcony, as Proto Thema reported.

“I am lucky enough to speak several foreign languages, so it was easy for me to approach the former first couple of France. Amazing and comfortable as personalities both. The truth is that I knew Carla Bruni from a long time ago when she used to come for Vasilios Kostetsou’s shows and one night they had come to ‘Asteria’ in Glyfada where I sang with Konstantina during our great glories”.

The former first couple of France are enjoying their vacation by boat.

“We had a nice conversation, and I explained to them that I had studied in France and lived beautiful moments. I invited Carla Bruni to the big fashion exhibition that will take place in the winter in France, where we will participate in Nikolas Theodorou’s jewellery. They were friendly and accepted to have our photo taken together, wonderful people .’

Nicolas Sarkozy and his wife are not the first time they visit our country, with the couple coming as recently as 2022. They often come with the former president characterising the Greek summer as “paradise on earth”.