“I have learned one thing from you, since we left together: the word family, I learned it from you.” As Last in the third date (sould out) at the Olimpico on June 24th he confirmed in front of 65 thousand people that he will be a father for the first time. His girlfriend Jacqueline Luna Di Giacomo she is pregnant and according to rumors a baby boy and whose name will begin with the letter “E”. This was confirmed by the singer’s mother, Anna Sanseverino, who published a tender Instagram post that expresses all her joy for this moment.
The words of Anna Severino
“And then this moment arrives and the emotion has taken over – Anna Severino wrote on Instagram -. Since Jacqueline entered our life everything has been painted with colors, sounds, smiles. She is the daughter I was missing. But now E is about to arrive. I already know that there will be no greater love, I will spoil him and love him like grandparents do, I will hold his hand if he should look for it. My family is growing, my heart too”.
The couple
Both Ultimo and Jaqueline – linked since 2020 after love at first sight on Instagram – then shared the video on social media that immortalizes the moment of the tender announcement.
A letter, with the E., the initial, perhaps, of the name of their first child. And a blue heart interpreted by many as a clue about the baby’s sex: the singer and his girlfriend are expecting a boy.
Jacqueline and mother Heather Parisi
Jacqueline Luna is the second of four children of the singer Heather Parisi: born on March 10, 2000 from the relationship with the Roman orthopedist Giovanni Di Giacomo. The relationship between mother and daughter is quite complex. In 2019, the 24-year-old had written a polemical social message after Heather Parisi’s guest appearance on Barbara D’Urso. The discussion continued in 2023: after the mother, during the interview with Belve hosted by Francesca Fagnani, had spoken of “a large family” but always very close, the daughter explained on social media that she hadn’t actually seen her for more than ten years.
Last updated: Friday 28 June 2024, 14:42
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