Giorgia Meloni: Italy's Prime Minister Calls in the Middle of a Speech by Her Daughter – and Answers
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Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni celebrated a record on Friday night: her mid-right coalition has been in office for 1413 days, making it the country's most durable. At Meloni's speech to party supporters, her nine-year-old daughter Ginevra caused a cheerful interruption.
Italian Prime Minister Meloni celebrates the record of her government's term of office. In the middle of her speech, she goes to the telephone - her daughter called. Currently, the nine-year-old is more often seen in Meloni's public production.
In her speech, the right-wing politician fights, but in the middle of it the cell phone rings. Meloni grabs the phone and whispers – her daughter called.
When Giorgia Meloni peeps from the background of the stage to surprise, behind the shoulders of Raffaele Fitto, the terminal cruises of the port of Bari is inflamed in an ovation to the cry of...
Giorgia Meloni: Italy's Prime Minister Calls in the Middle of a Speech by Her Daughter – and Answers
"Honey, I'll call you back": Italian head of government Meloni had to interrupt an appearance in front of party supporters for a short phone call.
Giorgia Meloni gives a speech at a party event. But suddenly her phone rings. Who was at the other end.
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