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    New book to lift the lid on Carla's love life
    Zimbabwe Star
    Thursday 2nd September, 2010  
    (IANS)


    A controversial new book due this month is set to lift the lid on French first lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy's 'secret life and lovers'.

    The lawyers of Bruni-Sarkozy are bracing themselves for the release of the book, written by Besma Lahouri. The security around the book is tight and even the title has not been disclosed.

    'It's a robust, anything-goes book which contains explosive revelations about everything from Carla's relationship with secret lovers to plastic surgeons,' telegraph.co.uk quoted a publishing source as saying.

    'The principal story is about a fast-living adventuress with an obsession with wealth and fame. Nobody from Carla's camp has assisted with anything. This is a proper, unbiased investigation into a world-famous former model, pop singer and first lady,' the source added.

    Lahouri, who also wrote a biography of French footballer Zinedine Zidane, is currently in hiding and security guards are said to be protecting his work, which is due in about two weeks.

    Bruni-Sarkozy has had string of affairs with high-profile men including the English rock stars Mick Jagger and Eric Clapton.

    According to a source at the Elysee Palace, any attacks on Bruni-Sarkozy, including in biographies, would be viewed 'very seriously'.

    A spokesman for Flammarion publishers said the new biography is 'an investigation without co-operation and without bias'.


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