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Bulgarian Violinist Steals Heart of Loren's Son
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Carlo Ponti, Jr., Sofia Loren's son, is to get married to a Bulgarian girl on Saturday in Budapest, according to reports. www.russianarts.org
Sofia Loren's son is to get married to a Bulgarian girl on Saturday in Budapest, according to reports.
Carlo Ponti, Jr. and his fiancйe are both working in the San Bernardino Symphonic Orchestra in California, US, the young woman - as a violin player, and the Italian - as a Principal Conductor of the Orchestra.
The name of the bride-to-be is not known yet.
The announcement that marriage ceremony will take place in Budapest prompted rumours that the woman is Hungarian, AFP reports.
Sofia Loren shared she was very happy with her son, and was hoping she will soon become a grandma.
The famous Italian actress will become 70 on September 20 though many would mistake her for a 40-year old woman.
Sofia Loren has become a real film legend with her magnificent roles on the screen, which entered the film history as world classics.
Carlo Ponti, Jr. and his fiancйe are both working in the San Bernardino Symphonic Orchestra in California, US, the young woman - as a violin player, and the Italian - as a Principal Conductor of the Orchestra.
The name of the bride-to-be is not known yet.
The announcement that marriage ceremony will take place in Budapest prompted rumours that the woman is Hungarian, AFP reports.
Sofia Loren shared she was very happy with her son, and was hoping she will soon become a grandma.
The famous Italian actress will become 70 on September 20 though many would mistake her for a 40-year old woman.
Sofia Loren has become a real film legend with her magnificent roles on the screen, which entered the film history as world classics.
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