Gianni Morandi’s historic first wife speaks about her relationship with him: “I’ve never had such a great love with him.
laura Ephrician She is the historical first wife of John morandi. The stainless singer, after his positive participation in the last festival, will even be Amadeus’ adventure companion for all the evenings of Sanremo 2023. In an interview with Corriere della Sera, he tells the details of his relationship with him: “They say that first love is never forgotten. It couldn’t have lasted longer. It was a fantastic love that we lived with enthusiasm. Then it became a great friendship because the love was less involved, but I never had a greater love.
Why Laura Ephrikian and Gianni Morandi broke up
In a recent memoir, An Armenian Family, she says she was upset when Enzo Biagi told her, “Don’t ruin that boy for me.” In the book, she actually tells that she was disappointed by this phrase, she said when the journalist discovered that they were reading Manzoni in the evenings:
Maybe Biagi thought I wanted to turn Gianni from that clean and mountainous person he was, so pure, loving, a man who makes everyone love him, into an intellectual just because we said we’d be evenings often read a book together and we were happy. It hurt me a lot that he said to me: “Don’t break the boy from my mountains”. You can’t believe that someone born into the poorest of families can’t become something else, I won’t say because that’s Gianni’s nature, but change. That sentence made me suffer a little.
The Shared Custody Revolution
Following the split, Laura Ephrikian and Gianni Morandi decided to share custody of their children, Marianna and Marco. A revolutionary gesture for the time.
Gianni Morandi remembers his girlfriend Sinisa Mihajlovic: ‘I don’t believe it. I love you, I won’t forget you’
I saw my children for six months and worked for six months to be free. The lawyer told me: “You are the first in Rome. I am convinced that it is better if we both feel great pain than one parent possessing the children. We continued to have lunch and dinner together, always remaining respectful and accomplices in the upbringing of our children.