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Benoît Paire – who is celebrating his 35th birthday today – and Shy’m were a couple. A lovely romance which began in 2015, before finally ending, as the tennis player recognized in the columns of Society. The native of Avignon had notably revealed to our colleagues the ban that he defied at the time for her. Namely that he left the Olympic village to spend the night with his sweetheart.
“The story is that basically, the Olympic committee wanted my friend to come and host evenings in the Olympic village…. Well, she came. And I, one night, didn’t sleep in the village, but in the hotel with her. Now, I didn’t have the right, it’s the rule of the tennis federation“, he explained. But here, let’s focus on another old relationship of the athlete, which has fallen a bit into oblivion, the one with Pauline, another singer.
The interpreter of Do Nothing had managed to appease this man with an impetuous and volcanic character. Even if it wasn’t easy. “I apologize because I promised my girlfriend I wouldn’t do it again.” Benoît Paire explained at the US Open in August 2014 on Eurosport, after having smashed a racket, as usual. His beautiful brunette was then in the stands.
The underside of their breakup
Four days later, he was eliminated from the tournament, but therefore did not leave alone. It was finally in October of that same year that he announced his breakup with Pauline. A complicated year 2014 for Benoît Paire, also taking into account his many physical problems. “I broke up with my girlfriend. It’s part of life but there, the hurt, the separation… Everything happens at the same time. Okay, it wasn’t a long relationship, we weren’t married, but I was fine…“, he declared in the columns of The Team, adding: “She was there and it was going very well. Then suddenly…“
He then considered his injuries and the pace of life of tennis players as factors that could have put their relationship in danger: “All that [ses blessures, NDLR] makes me unbearable to everyone. But for a player, it’s good to have emotional stability. (…) This traveler’s life involves difficulties for life as a couple. We live moments of doubt during which we are very painful, it is very complicated to manage (…) hard[s] for our wives, our friends.“