The singer-songwriter Tiziano Ferro and his partner, Victor Allen, have shared through Instagram an image in which they have been full of illusion.
Both sealed their love at a wedding that took place in Los Angeles (California) in June 2019, and now they have wanted to go one step further as parents for the first time.
“I have become a father and I want to introduce you to these two wonders of nine and four months.
Margherita and Andres, your life has just begun.
But ours too ”, he has written in the publication in which he has included a black and white photograph of the entire family.
In the text he shared, the Italian defines the experience of fatherhood as "the highest of honors and the most demanding of burdens."
“We will face it with love, attention, tenderness and dedication”, he assured.
The interpreter of
Perdona
has also asked for respect for his family: “We understand and accept the curiosity that reigns around us, but we ask you to respect the confidentiality of Margherita and Andres.
We will take care of our children, we will protect them and we will protect their privacy to the best of our ability.”
Ferro has added that they will be the ones to decide if they want to share their growth in the future.
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The singer and his partner, the American Victor Allen, have said "I do" twice since they met in 2016 at the Warner Bros studios, where Allen worked and Ferro went to record a promotional video of one of his discs.
The first wedding held was attended by 100 guests, while the second, which took place in Sabaudia (Italy), was attended only by family and close friends, adding a total of 40 people.
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"Who would have told me that the first gay marriage I went to would be mine," he then confessed to
Vanity Fair
magazine .
At both weddings, the couple wore reverse-colored clothing: Ferro wore a blue suit and Allen wore a gray suit in Los Angeles, and vice versa at their wedding in Italy.
Tiziano Ferro, 41, released his first album
Relative Red
in 2001 and has since become one of the most recognizable Italian voices in the music industry.
After a long career, it was in 2020 when he decided to open up on the channel in the documentary
Ferro
and talk about how he fell into alcoholism, bulimia and had to hide his homosexuality, perceiving it as a "setback" to maintain the success of he.
Ferro recalled the path of thorns that led him to glory, as well as the joys, pains, and fears that have accompanied him since he reached the top.
"Freedom with oneself is fundamental, I was already famous at 20 years old and that has also been my drama," he assured in the film that premiered on Amazon Prime Video for 240 countries.
The industry put him before a dilemma: if he wanted to remain on the throne as one of the most famous Italian bestsellers in history, he would have to keep what he called "sins", and that could scare fans away.
Finally, the singer decided to show himself as he is and share his happiness with his followers.
