Chiara Ferragni has decided to take a weekend off with her children Leone and Vittoria: the three are traveling to Forte dei Marmi, one of the influencer’s favorite summer locations. The entrepreneur made it known that it was her with her children through her latest Instagram stories and, then, she also added some more details about her journey to the sea: she was moved by the words of a song that has a very specific meaning. The song is “Fango” by Lorenzo Jovanotti.
Chiara Ferragni gets emotional
Chiara Ferragni has always loved Forte dei Marmi and Versilia for her summer holidays and this is the reason why, when she can, she escapes from the chaos of the city of Milan and moves there for a few days together with Leone and Vittoria. The influencer, who no longer shows her children on social media since she separated from Fedez, posted a story in which she is in a van and fixes her hair, then, with a smile, she adds: «Towards Forte dei Marmi with the children» and a red heart. Chiara, who these days often posts images with motivational phrases or song verses, then showed her followers what she is listening to at the moment: Fango by Jovanotti.
The entrepreneur highlights a phrase in particular which reads like this: «But the only danger I really feel is that of not being able to feel anything anymore», so she posts a selfie with teary eyes and adds: «How nice to get excited with the songs”. Some of Chiara’s fans think that this phrase could somewhat represent her state of mind in this last period: in fact, on social media she always appears very positive and smiling but, then, she is photographed by paparazzi with thoughtful expressions and sometimes even sad. Regardless, she is trying to get through this period with as many “positive vibes” as possible.
Motivational phrases
Chiara Ferragni has always posted motivational messages on her social media profiles, but she’s doing it more than usual these days. One of the latest positive quotes she shared on her Instagram stories reads, “Remember who helped you put the pieces back together when you broke. Those are your people,” and she added, “You know who you are.”
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