Biagio Antonacci goes nude for Vanity Fair italia; the Italian singer who’s pushing fifty shows off his muscular body and shares his outlook on vanity surgery and the benefits of late-life parenthood.
He told Vanity Fair that it’s important to take good care of one’s body especially around 40 when it starts going down the drain.
Working out at the gym he said can do wonders, but if this should fail, well you can always go to the surgeon! The singer also spoke out in favour of older parents.
When you become a father later in life – he concluded – you are ready to share all the love you have inside and your child feels it and draws strength from it! Italian singer Biagio Antonacci strips down for Vanity Fair
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