Died this Thursday, March 23 at the age of 84, Marion Game had been single for several years. Indeed, in 2016, the actress of Scenes of households separated from her last companion, a certain Jean-Claude, with whom she however never lived.
Tragic news. Marion Gameunforgettable interpreter of Huguette in the Scènes deménages series on M7, is passed away on Thursday March 23 at the age of 84. It was his daughter, Virginie Ledieu, also an actress, who announced the terrible news to AFP: “It is in the tenderness and affection of her family that she left to join the stars”. Marion Game died at her home in the Paris region.
Mother of three children from two different fathers, Marion Game was, in the past, the companion of Jacques Martin, to whom she was married from 1968 to 1972. But it was as a bachelor that the actress spent the last years of her life. life, after living an idyll for several years with a certain Jean Claude.
It was his daughter Virginie who had introduced the latter to her mother in the early 2000s. And between them, it was immediately the “thunderbolt“, as Marion Game revealed in Gala in 2015. The beginning of a beautiful love story that will have lasted fifteen years. “Before Jean-Claude, I always came across men who prevented me from doing my job or who behaved like judges with me”confided the actress, before adding: “between us, it’s alchemy. He’s the accomplice with whom I don’t need to swayto play the mother or the blissful little girl. I can count on him, he can count on me.”
Marion Game and Jean-Claude separated since 2016
But a year after this interview granted to our colleagues, Marion Game revealed in the columns of France Sunday to have separated from Jean-Claude. “I left him at the beginning of the summer because, now, I only think of the couple that I form with Jean Pierre Castaldimy partner in the play At the expense of the princess, by Jean Franco”, she explained. Despite this separation, the sidekick of Gérard Hernandez assured that everything was fine, for her as for him, thanks to the presence of their loved ones. “Jean-Claude is not alone. He has his family and his friends. As for me, having my youngest son by my side during these holidays, and also my grandchildren gathered in Noirmoutier, that’s my happiness!”she added, specifying that she had no regrets because they had “never lived together anyway” : “Jean-Claude lives one hour from Paris, in Burgundy: being together does not mean living together. When he came to my house, he had his own room.”