Tosca
Heir Apparent
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I think, but I'm not 100% sure, they have another brother named Daniele.
We don´t know their voices. You can hear just Andrea on the thread about videos. It´s from his visit to Philippines. I think he has a strong french accent.hsieh said:does the casiraghi trio speak english with an american accent like their mom?
tbhrc said:Here is an old picture of Daniele, Fernanda, Giancarlo and Rosalba Casiraghi.
Can you tell me when and where and how didi you know it was him .ThanksCasiraghiTrio said:I met Stefano's nephew, Marco's son. He's a very handsome guy and has a pretty girlfriend. I can't remember the name of his school but he is definitely very 'jet set'. He went to Berlin Film Festival with some gal pals, including his g/f. He's a very reserved guy but friendly. He looks a lot more like Stefano than Marco. It's funny how that happens occasionally in families.
The thing is, I believe I said too much already. I thought you might be interested. I can't in good conscience reveal any but those shallow details. All I can say is I know it was him because I know who I was speaking to, looking at. There is no question of identities. He did not say anything that made me think this, but I had the impression he does not see much of the "trio" although they all love each other as they ought and we might expect. He did say he is close to his cousin Fernanda; I think they might be best friends, actually. Of other family members, such as his sister (Afra) I can't say but I'm sure he is close to them. He did not speak of the "trio"; all I said above is just personal speculation. I remember the name of his school but again, I am sure I said too much. I did not mean to get into details. I think I've already overstepped what is appropriate. I just know that I was always curious about the Casiraghis, and thought they seemed like a cool family, and they are. They are wealthy but quite lowkey and private. They don't go around "showing off" their status or anything. It's quite refreshing to see that.rosana said:Can you tell me when and where and how didi you know it was him .Thanks
Beatrice said:CasiraghiTrio i wish that one day you meet the Trio too.i know that you want this badly,we all do.thanks for sharing
They are wealthy but quite lowkey and private. They don't go around "showing off" their status or anything.
maya35 said:Thank you for the information, CasiraghiTrio Don't worry, you haven't said anything personal, just some harmless information, which I do appreciate And you are right, revealing information about their cousin's school and everything would be a bit... creepy
Thanks for the explanation. The bio of Stefano mentions her uncle as a factory owner and that she comes from a comfortable, though not wealthy sort of family. Hola! called her Fernanda Bissi, though, in their article about Afra's wedding. Maybe Bissi is the name of her uncle's family, and Pulici was her father's name? Anyway, I also noticed on a search about her in google that she is President of Monaco's Association for Italian business owners in Monte Carlo.Tosca said:Fernanda's maiden name is Pulici, and she was born from a middle class family. Her parents died when she was still very young, so she went to live with her aunt and uncle who owned a factory, that she inherited when her aunt died.
I heard a tv journalist call her Pulici, but Biffi sounds more likeable, because it's a common Lombard name, while Pulici sounds more Piedmontese. I'll check...covdm said:In an inteview to Fernanda Casiraghi on CHI magazine,they said that her maiden name was Fernanda Biffi..but I don't know if it's true.
I noticed it too, so she must be a well educated woman as well, since at the time she was young only wealthy people could afford going to university.I also noticed on a search about her in google that she is President of Monaco's Association for Italian business owners in Monte Carlo.
Tosca said:I noticed it too, so she must be a well educated woman as well, since at the time she was young only wealthy people could afford going to university.
Education has always been free since Italy became a Republic, but you know, not so well off people needed to work, therefore lots of kids went to work after finishing the mandatory school.
Grace said:Rosalba must be 55 or so now, because, as Rerehh said Stefano would now be 46, and he was by far the youngest of the siblings (I think Rosalba is the second after Marco, but i'm not sure)...
rerehh said:I cannot see the photo