On December 29, 2020, François Berléand was the guest of Media Culture, the program of Pascale Clark broadcast on Europe 1. The 68-year-old comedian said he was in favor of the coronavirus vaccine and that he would go get stung as soon as he could. While Pascale Clark commented on the vaccination of Mauricette, a septuagenarian who saw herself as the first French woman to receive the coronavirus vaccine, the actor of Two Me told : "I even volunteered, three months ago, with the AP-HP to try vaccines". And to clarify at the microphone of"Europe 1 : "I don't know if it's Sanofi or not. I wait for them to contact me".
I have to say that the coronavirus, François Berléand has already dealt with it. The actor's wife had Covid-19 in May 2020. He announced it on May 9, 2020, when he was guest on videoconference with Daphné Bürki in his show I love you etc … sure France 2.
François Berléand had confided on his partner, Alexia Stresi. Asked by Daphne Bürki on how the couple had managed the disease, he announced : "It was violent but it went well anyway because she stayed home, she didn't have to go to the hospital."
He then explained that his wife had not escaped the fever flares caused by the virus, but that his wife's had led to some rather peculiar delusions: "She had eight days of fever, delirium, she thought I was Alain Delon young … ". A statement that made smile on stage to such an extent that Caroline Diament replied with irony: "You will make us want to catch it!"
The impact of Covid-19
But it's not just the comedian's privacy that has been impacted by the virus. His professional life too! Since in times of the coronavirus crisis, the French can no longer go to the theater, it is the theater that comes to them. On December 29, 2020, the inhabitants of France were able to enjoy a play broadcast on France 2, titled One hour of tranquility and in which plays, among others, the sexuagenarian.
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