Laura Mattarella

Laura Mattarella (born 2 December 1968)[1] is an Italian lawyer who is the current First Lady of Italy de facto.[2] She is the daughter of President Sergio Mattarella, who has been in office since 2015.

Laura Mattarella
Mattarella in 2016
Companion of the President of Italy
Substitute
Assumed role
3 February 2015
PresidentSergio Mattarella
Preceded byClio Maria Bittoni
Personal details
Born (1968-12-02) 2 December 1968
Palermo, Italy
NationalityItalian
Spouse(s)Cosimo Comella
Children3
Parents
ResidenceQuirinal Palace (official)
ProfessionLawyer

Biography

Laura Mattarella is the daughter of President Sergio Mattarella and his wife Marisa Chiazzese. Lawyer by profession, she is married to Cosimo Comella. The couple has three children.[3][4]

First Lady

President Sergio Mattarella is a widower; his wife, Marisa Chiazzese, died in 2012. However, the representation functions were taken by her older daughter, Laura who immediately accompanied her father on numerous state trips and on several occasions within the national territory.

On the occasion of the state visit to Vietnam, the first one she attended was a series of meetings without her father including a private visit to a school in the popular neighborhood of the poorest part of Ho Chi Minh City.[5]

Honours

Foreign honours

References
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