“It was autumn, an autumn where the weather was fine.
A season that only exists in North America.
They call it Indian summer there.
Never have the temperatures in the south of France proved Joe Dassin so wrong.
And while France is experiencing an unprecedented heat episode in the middle of October, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy took the opportunity to treat herself to a last sunbath at Cap Nègre (Var) where she is currently vacationing.
The 54-year-old singer thus shared on her Instagram account, this Saturday, October 29, a short video where we see her posing on rocks in a white high-cut bikini.
Enough to highlight her tanned skin and her slender legs.
"Indian Summer," she captioned.
Without makeup and loose hair, the ex-top model posed for the lens of her friend Raphaële Diais, “the one and only” (understand “the one and only”).
Clichés which did not fail to react to other tops like Helena Christensen and Yasmeen Ghauri.
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In video, Carla Bruni sings
Someone told me
at the EENK show at Paris Fashion Week
A pied-à-terre on the Côte d'Azur
It is not uncommon to see Carla Bruni-Sarkozy at Cap Nègre, where her family owns a villa worthy of a film set: a superb bastide hidden in the maritime pines, perched on a rocky outcrop and dominating a Mediterranean of a deep blue.
Built between 1934 and 1937 by André Faraggi, an aviator close to Marcel Dassault and the father of Jacques Chirac, the country house was finally sold to the Bruni-Tedeschi in 1971. Since then, the interpreter of
Someone told me
there are habits.
Every summer for eleven years, she puts her suitcases there with her husband, the former President of the Republic Nicolas Sarkozy.
The residence of Cap Nègre has the particular advantage of being difficult to access.
Ideal, therefore, to protect yourself from prying eyes.
The Bruni-Tedeschi family has also redesigned certain facilities, so that it is ultra-protected.
So much so that the villa now looks like a safe facing the Mediterranean.
"A new security grid has been installed and ten gendarmes monitor the premises from June to September, three the rest of the year", wrote
Vanity Fair
in 2013. During the years of Nicolas Sarkozy's presidency, the hidden kingdom of the Bruni- Tedeschi has thus become a meeting place for many politicians.
Tony Blair, Jacques Chirac, Rania of Jordan, to name but a few, will follow.