Bruni brings home the 'First Baby'
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Your support makes all the difference.Carla Bruni-Sarkozy headed home yesterday with her newborn daughter, Giulia – the first baby born to a sitting French President. Ms Bruni-Sarkozy, 43, left the Clinique de la Muette tightly holding the infant as she was helped into a car by two minders. But there was no sign of the proud father, who was also absent from the birth last Wednesday. Mr Sarkozy, 56, said he and his wife felt a "very profound happiness" at the birth of their first child together. He has three sons from two previous marriages. She has one son from a previous relationship. AP
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