Ilary Blasi on her wedding to Bastian: «Maybe I wanted to be his wife»
In an interview, Ilary Blasi talks about her second wedding, the fifty guests and the decision to ban phones: 'Getting married is not a need, it is a wish'.
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- Ilary Blasi talks about her second wedding to Bastian Müller in an interview.
- An intimate ceremony, about fifty guests and a ban on phones.
- Her line: «Getting married is not a need, it is a wish» (Zazoom, citing Vanity Fair).
Fifty people, family and close friends, phones banned. That is the shape Ilary Blasi chose for her second wedding, the one with Bastian Müller. She talks about it in an interview reported by Zazoom, citing Vanity Fair: the first part of the conversation is about a decision, not a ceremony.
The network follows the same thread: another couple tying the knot and a wedding told on television.
According to the account, the host explained that it was not a need but a shared decision. He had never been married and cared a great deal about it, and she wanted it to stay on the level of desire: "Getting married is not a need, it is a wish. In fact, it should be a pleasure". Asked whether she did it for him, she says she wanted to become his wife, acknowledging that he was nonetheless more involved, because for her it was the second time.
The second part of the conversation is about what came after. A discreet ceremony, very different from her usual standards, because it had to be intimate: only fifty guests, and a decision to ban phones. The third part is about herself: asked whom she really trusts, she answered with one word, "Me".