Virginia, Andrea Bocelli’s daughter has grown up and is a world star: identical to mother Veronica Berti

She recently turned twelve, she is very young but is already ready to be loved by audiences all over the world. Her rise to success continues.

At just ten years old Virginia Bocelli she performed in front of King Charles III, Queen Camilla, William and Kate, and a thousand people who flocked to the Royal Albert Hall on the occasion of the Festival of Remembrance, an event to celebrate and remember the United Kingdom’s fallen in war.

A little while ago instead his father Andrea had sung for Queen Elizabeth in person, during the Platinum Jubilee, for the seventy years of reign of the British sovereign who passed away in September 2022.

In short, it seems that he inherited the right genes from the legendary tenor. For a few years he has been filling the arenas thanks to his voice, now he no longer wants to stop. And judging by the results he is obtaining, the scenario on the horizon is rosier than expected, soon he will be a global star. And those who have seen her perform have no doubts: he got everything from his mother Veronica Berti! Looking at the photos, it’s impossible not to agree, they’re two drops of water.

Virginia Bocelli, the daughter of the tenor and Veronica Berti turns 12

Last March 21st he blew out twelve candles Virginia Bocelli, the third daughter of Andrea, the legendary tenor, who was already the father of Amos and Matteo, born respectively in 1995 and 1997 from his first marriage to Enrica Cenzatti. The little girl instead came into the world in 2012 from the relationship with Veronica Berti, who he then married exactly two years later at the Sanctuary of Montenero in Livorno. Despite her tender age she is already showing what she is made of.

His innate talent, obviously inherited from his parents, both protagonists in the world of music. In recent years she has performed all over the world, accompanying his father on tour on several occasions. The most emotional moment was undoubtedly singing in front of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, as well as the Princes of Wales, William and Kate, for the Festival of Remembrance.

Remembering those thrilling moments at the microphones of the editorial staff of Vanity Fair she said: “I was a bit scared to go in front of the royal family and sing. I truly consider it an honor, what an honor it was to see Windsor Castle. I also saw the queen’s horse, the legendary Emma, ​​and all the little dogs, corgis and terriers”.