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One of the world's top fashion models. Sister of Valeria Bruni Tedeschi Born at 6:10pm-CET Grew up in Paris. Dated French actor Vincent Perez and Donald Trump. 2001: After living with his father Jean-Paul Enthoven, she was romantically linked to Raphaël Enthoven, a French Philosophy professor. Gave birth to her son Aurélien, whose father is Raphaël Enthoven, in 2001. She wrote the lyrics (in French) of several songs for Julien Clerc. September 2003: First album, the folk and acoustic "Quelqu'un m'a dit", entirely written and composed by Carla Bruni, released in November 2002 to critic and public acclaim. Has sold over 1,000,000 copies worldwide to date. Measurements: 34B-23-35 (Source: Celebrity Sleuth magazine) 2004: The protagonist of Justin Lévy's novel "Rien de grave" is obviously based on her. Daughter of Alberto Bruni Tedeschi, an industrialist and classical composer, and Marysa Borini, a concert pianist. Romantically linked to Mick Jagger and Eric Clapton. After abandoning her studies in art and architecture, she became a full-time model. Sang the songs of her second album "No Promises", released in January 2007, in English. 16 December 2007: Confirmed her relationship to French President Nicolas Sarkozy. 2007: Her album "No Promises" reached #1 in France and Switzerland. Her brother Virginio Bruni Tedeschi died on 4 July 2006. Flag bearer of Italy's delegation at the Turin 2006: XX Olympic Winter Games. Had relationships with Arno Klarsfeld, Charles Berling, Louis Bertignac, Laurent Fabius. Her biological father is Italian businessman Maurizio Remmert, however Alberto Bruni Tedeschi recognized her as his daughter. 6 January 2008: Engaged to Nicolas Sarkozy. In the novel "Rien de grave" (Nothing Serious), Justine Levy describes her as "beautiful and bionic [woman], with the look of a killer," a "terminator.". Said she is "easily bored with monogamy". 2 February 2008: Married French President Nicolas Sarkozy at the Elysée Palace in Paris in the presence of close family and friends, making her the First Lady of France.