The Georgian pianist has moved from Paris to Lake Geneva, where the Swiss father of her baby daughter lives.
She announced the move on Swiss television.
A picture of the family has been posted on Instagram.
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So are they a family? Is he her husband?
I couldn’t care less whether they are married or not, but I am pleased that her daughter will have a father in her life (assuming the couple stay together).
Na, they’re just pretending.
They are a parents of a child, so yes, they are a family.
People don’t actually have to have children to be a family. Just an fyi.
They are a family whether or not they are married.
“Baby-daddy”? Really?
I agree . I hate that expression .
It’s a shame when I read educated people use terms like baby-daddy, which likens fathers to mere sperm donors with no hint that the man might take the role of actual father and partner (husband?) in rearing the child and cherishing the mother.
The real shame is ignorance.
It’s ignorant to assume that educated people don’t use the now universal term baby-daddy. And it’s, I don’t know… thoughtless, that you’ve assigned your own meaning to the term, as well as to a baby-daddy’s intended role.
What your post glaringly shows is that you’re ignorant, at best, and racist, at worst.
You assume we accept your self-assignment that you are “educated.” I doubt it because IMO educated means one who is self-assured and mature enough to manage to be courteous. Your statement offended me because it is so judgemental and immature. Might I suggest that you might be labeled a baby-boy, or baby-girl, or dare I submit the racist suggestion of baby-non-binary. lol
oh please . . . “racist?” . . . move on . . .
Baby and Daddy might be Swiss ( and I wish the three of them all the happiness in the world), but the photo is taken in Brussels, if I am not mistaken.
Brussels, I doubt. Wasn’t the picture taken inside Galeria Vittorio Emmanuele in Milano?
No, the photo was taken inside the Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert, in Brussels.
Yes, in Brussels, in the Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert!
Congratulations to the young family!
How wonderful.
lots of babies are born out of wedlock it’s a fashionable thing to do today.
I don’t think fashion has a thing to do with it. Societies change, and women today have more choices. For instance, we can now be in symphony orchestras .
fashionable? how shallow and ridiculous.
Ahh, True love.
The millions in the bank are accesory, really.
*rolleyes*
Traditional or non-traditional, let us celebrate a family with a baby that had found happiness during this time of destruction and death.
What a disrespectful headline… get a grip, dude!
I take it then , when she smiles for portraits, the cameraman says “Say ‘Swiss Cheese’ “?
I used to think “groupies” who snuck behind the stage at famous bands’ concerts to have free sex with band members were ignorant girls. After watching Khatia’s concerts, now I get it!!