Charlotte Casiraghi’s ex-companion makes crisp secrets about his life in Monaco

Despite their separation, Gad Elmaleh keeps great affection for his ex. In 2011, Charlotte Casiraghi formalized her relationship with the comedian. The couple quickly established themselves as one of the most prominent on the Rock, notably appearing hand in hand at the traditional Bal de la Rose, a charity dinner organized each year in Monte-Carlo. Very in love, they welcomed, in 2013, a son named Raphaël. Unfortunately, this love only lasted four years, since in 2015, Gad Elmaleh and Charlotte Casiraghi separated. And obviously on good terms, if we are to believe the gentleness and affection used by the actor when he speaks of his former companion. Guest of the show What an era! for the promotion of his film Stay a little longerhe thus returned to his affair with “a princess, on the side of a Rock, in the South”.

If his past relationship with Charlotte Casiraghi is far from being a secret, Gad Elmaleh mentioned it with modesty, while a photo of them, at the Bal de la Rose in 2013, appeared on the set of the show from France 2. “You have a pretty look when you look at her”could not help noticing Léa Salamé, before her interlocutor replied bluntly: “Because I find it very beautiful, this photo.” And while she thought he was going to talk about the daughter of Caroline of Monaco, the comedian clarified that he also found this last one “very beautiful”. The opportunity also for him to raise his “little corny side” when he was on the Rock, and reveal a funny anecdote about the first time his mother, Régine, met Prince Albert in Monaco.

Gad Elmaleh on his life in Monaco

“My mother, she did incredible things. The first time she met Prince Albert, in her head, you had to bow. Except that she pulled out a bow from Marrakech, something like that. was capoeira what”, he said, amused. Proud of the origins he was able to pass on to his son Raphaël, Gad Elmaleh had previously confided in these “two rooms, two atmospheres” in which he grew up, between his father of Moroccan origin, and his mother, born into one of the most famous princely families in Europe. “I find it very interesting. It’s a chance to have these different origins and stories. It’s two rooms, two atmospheres, but which nourish him and will inspire him for later”specified the comedian who did not otherwise “never lived in Monaco”, but there is ” spend a lot of time”.