love Pierre Bruno’s girlfriend said “Yes”
The couple broke down in tears. — Mălina Sîrbu/Pexels
It is certain that this Italian rugby player will not remember the defeat of his team against South Africa, during the Autumn Tour, last Saturday at Genes. That day, at At the end of the game, Pierre Bruno, who is playing as a winger, asked; his marriage partner.
As evidenced by the video posted on Twitter by the Italian Rugby Federation, the request took place on the lawn of the stadium, in front of thousands of spectators still present in the enclosure. We see Pierre Bruno, moved, kneeling in front of his partner, Jessica, holding a ring in his hands.
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A request to him, to; Genes
Understanding what was happening, the young woman burst into tears before saying “Yes” finally to her future husband, to cheers from the public. Originally from Parma, Pierre Bruno was therefore able to make his request at home. “Play “ home is always special to us (…). For the Genoese of the group, Pierre Bruno, it will certainly be a special afternoon, but the whole team is counting on it, the public is really fundamental for us,” in a press conference Michele Lamaro, the captain of the Nazionale, according to Le Parisien.
In the field, after shoving the Springboks in the first period, the Italians were beaten heavily by their adversary. The South Africans scored; seven tries in the second half and finally won 63-21, forgetting the two losses conceded in Ireland and France.
