
Barely six months after her marriage with the French President, supermodel Carla Bruni has admitted having problems with her 8220;conservative8221; hubby Nicolas Sarkozy8217;s 8220;right-wing politics8221;.
In an interview to French newspaper the Liberation, Bruni has said that she is 8220;instinctively left-wing8221; and does not subscribe to the ideology of her 53-year-old husband.
8220;My instinctive reflexes are Left wing8230; I am not joined at the hip with my husband8217;s politics. I get the impression that people who are completely one side or another only think with one part of their brain,8221; British newspaper The Daily Telegraph quoted Bruni as telling Liberation.
But despite their political differences, she added: 8220;If he ever stood for election again, I would still vote for him Sarkozy.8221;
The 40-year-old French First Lady, who once famously declared her aversion to monogamy, has also said that she took the help of an adviser to avoid shocking 8220;conservative people8221; who came from 8220;a world that8217;s completely alien to me8221;.
8220;They were deeply shocked by the arrival on the scene of a girl who is not French, not married, free to have been what she was, with a child.8221;
8220;But my husband doesn8217;t correspond to the idea I had of conservatives.
He is not conservative at all. Nor does correspond to a large chunk of those people who make up his party,8221; Bruni told the French newspaper.
She has also admitted organising dinners with artists to 8220;cultivate8221; her husband, a television-addict whose musical tastes stop at Elvis Presley and his French equivalent Johnny Hallyday.
8220;Perhaps I can help him to enable him to better communicate on the things that he loves, to give more room to culture,8221; she said.