Melons: “We complement each other.”

Giorgia Meloni, at Sette, said: “He is a fantastic father, very present. He spends a month in Milan, but when he is here, he almost always works in the evening, and during the day, he stays with Geneva a lot. So we take turns, help, and complement each other”. And again: “I involve him, yes, but not too much.”

“The priority for us is to preserve Geneva serenity.”

“The ceremony was exciting; very nice to see her swear at the Quirinale on a day that still marks an epochal change”. Andrea Giambruno, in the evening, tells of the emotions felt on the day when his partner Giorgia Meloni became prime minister by swearing on the Constitution before the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella. In the Salone Delle Feste at the Quirinale, he was there with his daughter Ginevra, six years old and very elegant for the occasion. “She was perfect – says her father to Adnkronos – at first, she was embarrassed: it is a context she is not used to, then there was great curiosity from journalists and photographers, and she was also excited for her mother”. The priority is to protect their child, which is why the Giambruno-Meloni family will not “move” to the apartments of Palazzo Chigi: “Fortunately we have a house, we have no intention of raising our daughter Ginevra there: it would be counterproductive, it would be misleading. Our priority is to protect her and make her grow in the most natural way possible. We want our daughter to grow up in serenity, far from realities that would mark the distance from her peers. Then the more she goes on with the years, the more she will realize that she has a super mom and a story not suited to a child her age. Now Ginevra is serene and what matters most, for Giorgia and me, is to preserve her serenity”.