B.imbi on social networks yes or no? Luca Argentero and Cristina Marino they made a very specific choice: do not show their little girl, Nina Speranza, on social networks. Or, more precisely, do not show it in a recognizable way. Because, instead, some details of the little girl from the Argentero family are often shared on the parents’ Instagram profile. By dividing the web.
Luca Argentero, Cristina Marino and Nina by the sea
The family is spending a few days of vacation in the Maldives. Between white beaches and a crystalline sea, Cristina shared a roundup of images of the little girl: in a bathing suit at the beach, with a pacifier, with different hats, a handbag and a doll. The child is always turned from the back or with her face down. Yet there was no lack of comments from followers.
Photos divide the web
“I share their choice to preserve this part of their life»Writes a user. “I also agree with the decision not to publish your little girl’s face”, “you do well to keep your private and in particular your greatest gift for yourself»Reads many comments released by followers who approve the choice of parents made to safeguard the privacy of the child. But there is no lack of those who point the finger: “If you don’t want to show it… why all these photos ???? Seeing her face that changes?»Writes a user. And another: “I think it would be better not to show it at all. You are inconsistent“.
(Instagram photo @cristina_marino)
I don’t want it to become a bar topic
After all, these photos arrive on Instagram a few days after the interview released by Cristina Marino at Corriere della Sera in which he explained the choice not to show his daughter on social media:
“People don’t know how to dose words and I don’t want it to become a bar topic” he said. And, a year ago, the couple lashed out harshly at some newspapers that published pictures of the girl’s face without their approval. But the people of the web are not there: “By taking these photos, you understand that you like to show them”.
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