“It’s a problem”: Vittoria de Savoie, daughter of Clotilde Courau, talks about the difficulties she faces

At only 20 years old, she began to make a place for herself in the media landscape: Vittoria de Savoie, daughter of Prince Emmanuel-Philibert of Savoy and French actress Clotilde Courau, leaves no one indifferent! It must be said that the young girl, a model in her spare time and who loves fashion like her famous mother, has a head on her shoulders: studying art history, marketing and theater, she carefully manages his private life but also his social networks, where around 100,000 fans follow his adventures.

An activity on which she has a lot of perspective, as she explained to the magazine Point of view in an interview this week. “Belonging to this generation Z does not only have advantages. We also have to live with these social networks which influence us so much in the way we dress, do our makeup, think and speak that authenticity becomes a rare thing. It is a problem. Just like the abuse of the use of artificial intelligence or disinformation. We need to learn to check our sources“, she explains with seriousness and maturity.

A perspective on all the dangers of the Internet, important for his parents, and in particular for his father, also interviewed: “She is not an influencer“, he argues. “Her name arouses interest and she mostly posts what she likes. Paintings seen in an art exhibition or a book that had an impact on her. On the other hand, she will not reveal her private life, the dishes she cooks or makeup tutorials. She uses these social networks with great discernment“.

A generation of which she is proud

Proud of the young woman she is becoming (and who will one day take over from her to keep the House of Savoie alive), the fifty-year-old also highlights the generation of his daughters (he is also father of Luisa, 17 years), full of “creativity, love of life and passion“.

A generation that Vittoria is also keen to defend and whose many talents she has not hesitated to demonstrate. “People of my generation, I like their ambition, their tolerance, their curiosity and their desire to do several jobs at the same time. Giving visibility to young talents seems very important to me“, she explains.

Very happy in this life which is being built little by little, the young woman (who has just buried her grandfather during a difficult ceremony) seems in any case to be on a good path: “I am who I want to be. I am very optimistic and I do not regret anything I have done. You just have to trust yourself and accept who you are, and it took me a long time to figure out who I was. Now I feel much better about myself. I’m 20 and have a lot to learn“. And we only wish him to keep this maturity!