Nude wife photos of sarkozy

Nude wife photos stir up Sarkozy UK visit. French president Nicolas Sarkozy has started his first official visit to the UK -- the day after it was reported that an auction house is to sell nude pictures of his new wife. Sarkozy and his wife, the former supermodel Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, were greeted by the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall after the presidential plane landed at London's Heathrow airport Wednesday morning. The French couple then traveled to Windsor, outside London, where they were greeted by Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh before being taken to the castle in a state carriage procession. The French president's schedule included a full state banquet at Windsor Castle on Wednesday night, where he is staying as the guest of the queen.

It's probably not the kind of first impression she wanted to give as the wife of a world leader. But then she IS married to a Frenchman. And at least Carla Bruni-Sarkozy can prove she has nothing to hide. France's new First Lady is heading for England - just as this naked picture of her goes on show. The "artistic" print - to be auctioned at Christie's next month - was unveiled on the eve of her state visit to England with controversial French President Nicolas Sarkozy. Italian-born Carla, 39, is said to be "furious" that the photo has suddenly resurfaced - guaranteeing her maximum exposure.

As the first lady of France, Carla Bruni no doubt dreaded the reaction when she confessed to a racy past. But after she told her husband Nicholas Sarkozy about the nude pictures of her about to hit the headlines, the French president simply gave a Gallic shrug. And asked for a print of his favourite pose.

The hackers were hoping to find out how those ministers viewed the U. What's interesting, though, is yet again the hackers used target-specific spear phishing attacks to breach the diplomats' computers:. The attackers sent their targets emails with a link that claimed to contain naked photos of Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, wife of former President Nicolas Sarkozy of France.