When the president's children go wild, Part II

Last week, I blogged about how Florencia Kirchner, the 17-year-old daughter of Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, was going wild online. Alert Passport reader Adam Pitman has brought to our attention that two of French President Nicolas Sarkozy's sons have been engaging in antics, too.

Pierre Sarkozy, 23, a hip-hop producer who goes by "Mosey," has written a song for Poison, a French anti-Sarkozy rapper who last year rapped, "Anti-Sarko, anti-right, Nicolas don't you hear. We're anti-you."

Poison described his dealings with Mosey by saying:

I'm not a Sarkozy guy, I don't give a s***. He does good sh**. I didn't know at the start that it was the son of Sarko. When I found out, I blew a fuse and phoned him. He said 'Yeah, but Poison, I didn't wanna tell you 'cos you wouldn't wanna hang out wid me no more.' I told him, hey, no problem. You never done me wrong. We'll bust nobody's balls, we'll just do good stuff.

As for Pierre's brother Jean, 20, he stands accused of driving his scooter into a BMW and failing to stop afterward.

None of this may faze Daddy Sarko, though. According to comments attributed to his ex-wife, Cécilia (who is not the mother of Pierre and Jean), the French president is "a man who likes no-one, not even his children."