Mara Carfagna Costume photos

Maria Rosaria (Mara) Carfagna (born December 18, 1975 in Salerno) is an Italian politician and former showgirl and topless model.
After obtaining a degree in law, Carfagna worked for several years on Italian television shows and as a model. She later entered politics and was elected to the Chamber of Deputies for Forza Italia party in 2006. 


On May 8, 2008, Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi appointed her Minister for Equal Opportunity, a move that received international attention due to her background and her appearance. 


Carfagna has been called "the most beautiful minister in the world",and was ranked number one on Maxim's "World´s Hottest Politicians"

Crawley mum falls in love with her son's school pal

Marilyn Buttigieg, 49, with her husband, 20-year-old William Smith

A MUM of seven married her son's teenage friend despite being branded a "paedo" by one of her own children.

Marilyn Buttigieg, 49, met William Smith when he was just 16 and at school with her son.

More than three years on, the pair are settling into married life in Broadfield following their wedding earlier this year.

Marilyn, who was married when she met William, said: "I knew it was wrong. Not only was he my son's friend but he was only 16."

Five years earlier, Marilyn was diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome and scoliosis, which causes a twisted spine.

She said: "After falling ill, my relationship crumbled. After 18 years of marriage we slept in separate rooms and I became lonely and withdrawn.

"William saw how I used to struggle with day to day things like shopping and offered to help.

"His sense of humour helped me a lot. Over time we became attracted to each other."

Marilyn, who has eight grandchildren, tried to fight her attraction to William, who is now 20.

She added: "William and I stayed strong but one day, when I was feeling particularly ill, I was so weak that William had to help me get out of bed.

"As he lifted me up there was a moment between us and we kissed.

"It was magical but afterwards I felt terrible."

Marilyn said they should not see each other again but William refused and the pair began a secret relationship.

When Marilyn's divorce went through, her husband moved out, William moved in and her children had to find out the truth.

One of her daughters moved out and her son Mark, who had been William's friend at Thomas Bennett School, called her a "paedo".

Marilyn said: "It got very hard because I felt I was losing my family. It tore me apart.

"I know 30 years is a big age gap but William and I have so much in common."

"We truly are soul-mates. I know it is difficult for other people to understand, but slowly both our families are learning to accept us as we are."

William added: "You take the good with the bad. It has been quite difficult but we kept going."

William asked Marilyn to marry him several times before she finally accepted on her birthday in February this year.

They were married in April and their honeymoon took them to Gibraltar, where Marilyn grew up.

LuAnn & Jacques Visit The Westside Theatre

Countess Luann de Lesseps and Jacques Azoulay attend 'Love, Loss and What I Wore' at The Westside Theatre in New York City.

New photo of Ethiopian Princess Kemeria and Count de Lesseps

Ethiopian Review has obtained an exclusive photo of Ethiopian Princess Kemeria Abajobir and Count de Lesseps that was taken recently on the Count’s yacht.

In April, EthioPlanet.com has reported that the Kemeria was identified as the cause for thedivorce between the reality TV show star LuAnn from The Real Houswives of New York and her husband Count Alexandre de Lesseps has been identified as Princess Kemeria Abajobir Abajifar.

Kemeria is the granddaughter of King Abajifar, the last King from the Gibe Kingdom of Jimmaa, located in current day Ethiopia.

EthioPlanet’s inside source close to the Count confirmed the details in an email correspondence.

The Ethiopian princess, and granddaughter of the King, is the niece of Ababiya Abajobir, anotherprominent man in the Oromo-Ethiopian community. He was one of the founding members of the OLF (Oromo Liberation Front), an armed Ethiopian opposition group, and served in various positions in the organization throughout its 35 year history.