The Italian prime minister, Georgia Meloni, revealed that he accidentally burned his house as a child and was left homeless.
Ms Melony, 48, remembered a prefabricated castle with her older sister and brighten a candle inside it before a fire destroyed her home.
“Open the door, we were almost caught by the flames,” he said in his memoir. I’m Georgia: My Roots, My Principles by Georgia MelonyHuman
“The fire consumed the entire apartment. We did not run away with something except a single bag that was quickly closed with pajamas, two pairs of pants and a t -shirt.”
Ms Melony was born in 1977 after her 23 -year -old mother decided not to abort.
Soon after his delivery, his father, an accountant from Rome, left the family. He launched the Canary Islands and he was in contact with him until he decided to never see him at the age of 11.
In these memoirs, he also showed his determination to succeed despite the lack of inadequacy of his father’s lack of love.
He said he has grown up to be convinced that he had nothing to do with leaving his father at a young age.
But he said “the pain of disappointment” forced him to “relentlessly prove” in men’s dominated environments.
“His lack of love is something that has wounded me,” said one. What hurt us most was his indifference to us. He made it clear that we were not his priority when he came to love. “
The Italian leader admitted that his father’s “wound” means that he faced “fear of inadequacy” and “shortening” with “fear of inadequacy”.
“This fear of my attention to the details, the stubbornness, my commitment, will draw my desire to sacrifice,” he said.
“Competition with men, seeking their approval, the friendship and respect of my colleagues, all this is the result of the wound,” he said.
“The constant need to adhere to the above standards, especially in patriarchal environments, is probably due to the lack of my father’s love.”
Ms Melony, the first Italian female prime minister since 2022, has led Italy and is often alongside some of the world’s most powerful men, such as JD VANCE, Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
Speaking to the French president in June, he was rotating at a G7 summit in Alberta, Canada.
Before the richest man in the world claimed that he was “even more beautiful from the outside”, he was deeply deepened by Mr. Musk’s eyes.
And in May, the Albanian Prime Minister Eddie Rama was kneeled in theater because she welcomed Ms Melony to Tirana on a red carpet for the EU summit.
He admitted that he was a “introvert” child wearing “expression” – what he said was pursuing him in adulthood.
“For anyone who mocks my unpleasant and unpleasant behaviors, I can show them a preschool photo that looks exactly the same,” he said.
I’m Georgia: My Roots, My Principles by Georgia Melony Will be published by Skyshore Publications on August 14th.
