Overview
- Carlo Conti credits his late mother Lolette, who passed away in 2002 at age 81, as the foundation of his personal and professional success.
- Lolette supported her son through multiple jobs, including night-shift hospital work, house cleaning, and holiday retail, despite financial hardships.
- Conti shared memories of his mother’s thoughtful gestures, such as helping him buy his first 45 rpm record and gifting him a used Fiat 127 for his 18th birthday.
- He frequently dreams of his mother, describing her as serene and happy, and shares her legacy with his own son, Matteo.
- An essay in il Giornale highlighted the universal resilience of mother-child bonds, emphasizing their renewal even after conflicts.