Born in Lucca on 5 March 1990, Beatrice Venezi she is a famous Italian conductor and pianist (often imitated by Virginia Raffaele), and until yesterday very little was known about her private life: precisely Tuesday 11 June 2024after his return from Argentina – gave life to a wonderful concert to the tune of the opera Turandot to pay homage to Puccini -, guest of the program of Piero Chiambretti, Women on the verge of a nervous breakdownrevealed that he has a mysterious Argentine companion. Let’s discover together something more about the man who seems to have stolen the heart of the successful young woman.
Beatrice Venezi, who is the mysterious Argentine companion
The conductor is very reserved, we could almost say jealous of her private life, so much so that, despite now being a celebrity, of her intimacy, her loves and her interests, as Chiambretti himself says, “you don’t know a damn thing“. Yet right from the host of Women on the verge of a nervous breakdown Beatrice Venezi goes out of her way just enough to make us understand that she is not single and, among other things, her partner seems to be a really handsome man: “I have a man, but he’s not a musician, he’s an economist. He is Argentinian and handsome. I don’t only see him when I go to Argentina, he is in Europe. We salute him from here!“
In reality, Venezi had already spoken of a mysterious man in 2019 on the pages of the weekly Todaybut at the time he had only declared: “I have a boyfriend who is not Italian and is not a musician“. In short, the information is very little and all a bit fragmentary, but perhaps little is always better than nothing for those interested in the pianist’s love life, and who knows, maybe one day it will be Venezi (or her partner) to reveal something more about the couple’s situation. In the meantime, the person concerned appears very happy, lively and smiling during the live broadcast.
The desire to be a mother
Not only love in the life of Beatrice Venezi, because the young woman, during an interview given to the microphones of Vanity Fairsaid she felt the desire to one day become a mother, to give birth to a child to look after: “Sooner or later I would like a child. With all the travel my job requires, I don’t know what I’ll do. But I hold onto the compliment that a singer gave me: ‘You will be an excellent mother, you can see it in the way you take care of the people you work with’. Perhaps, a woman can make a difference even like this“.
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