Chiara Ferragni video calls Fedez and shows the ultrasound of their baby live
Everyone knows that the life of bloggers and influencers takes place largely online. Every day, in fact, part of their work is precisely the sharing of moments, thoughts and photographic shots, moreover very popular and assiduously commented by the public of their followers, through social networks.
In this way it becomes easy, following the profile of celebrities and stars, to learn about their habits, their tastes and their opinions, feeling somehow closer to their lives and their daily lives.
But to what extent does sharing as much as I can turn out to be the right choice? What is the limit not to be exceeded in order not to blurt out too much to the whole world about one's life, completely forgetting what one's privacy is?
Even if you are part of the world of VIPs, wouldn't it be better to keep some details for yourself?
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Knowing everything about your favorite VIPs represents, in some ways, a "daily habit in the routine of many people: while traveling on vehicles or queuing at the supermarket checkout, it is a moment to take out your smartphone to be constantly updated on what the people we follow are doing in real time.
Just a little and easy fuss can arise, often based on rumors and rumors, which chase each other and feed themselves from one social network to another until official confirmations or denials arrive.
Proof of this is the case of Chiara Ferragni's pregnancy, hypothesized far and wide for months and only recently confirmed with joy by herself together with her boyfriend Fedez.
Afterwards, the beautiful Chiara shared her ultrasound, as well as with the famous judge of the TV talent X Factor reached with a video call, also with the people of her followers who on Instagram complimented the couple for the arrival of the unborn future. .
It remains to be asked how right it is to share such an intimate moment with the four winds: has anyone wondered if the little one will be pleased, one day, to have achieved such popularity even before he came into the world? Maybe this kind of news would deserve greater confidentiality, so as not to affect the preciousness of such a special moment as that of a birth that is about to be celebrated. Perhaps this consideration is too "abstract" and not modern enough, not suitable for the world 2.0, which today runs on the wave of immediacy and instant and often very instinctive sharing of the protagonists.
We are sure of one thing: this child will certainly become familiar with his fame very soon. After all, it could not have been otherwise, given the example of the parents and the great ability to conquer an increasingly large audience in such a short time.
