Aging is the fear of many adults. But it is a phenomenon that no one escapes, not even Carla Bruni. Monday, October 31, on the set ofAs an aside on Canal +, the 54-year-old singer and model confided in her relationship to the passage of time, when she came to talk about twenty years of his famous album Someone told me. She explained in particular that her “old age” had a real impact on her daily life.
From now on, she can “no longer” do certain things, such as “drink six beers” or “keep” her stomach “flat”. For the mother of Giulia and Aurélien, respectively born of her relationship with Nicolas Sarkozy and Raphaël Enthoven, getting old has never really been an option… “I am one of the people who thought they would not live past 34. In my memory, I said to myself oh la la the year 2000, it’s so old!“, she explained during this interview.
What bad manners, this time!
“It’s more a remark from a belated young girl than from a tall, lucid girl.“, she then estimated, in the process. A self-criticism which testifies in particular to the requirement which she regularly shows towards him. “I sing it, but at three on the hour! Play my daughter! I sing it, but… Wait, did I take something or what? A sleeping pill ?” did she self-flagellate herself, with a lot of self-mockery, when viewing images of herself during a concert at the Trianon in 2005, when he started out in music.
But getting back to age, it’s been a topic that’s been bothering her for some time. A few years ago, in the pages ofSHECarla Bruni explained her title Not a woman, which is not a reference to her former role as First Lady but rather to the passage of time. A song that “refers to the fact of being ‘madamée’ all the holy day as soon as one reaches the age of 35. No but ! Do I look like a lady? I wasn’t going to stand idly by, time was already passing in an indecent way. What bad manners, this time!“, she declared.