This is the kind of news that must undoubtedly provoke an emotion in Didier Deschamps almost as strong as when he won the Football World Cup with the France team! But this time it’s more personal. Her son, Dylan, is getting married. On Instagram this Tuesday, May 7, his future daughter-in-law, Mathilde, announced their engagement. The son of the coach of the French football team had made his request the day before. “Almost seven years after we met, it happened! A new chapter in our lives”she wrote before adding the date “06.05.24” and the logo of an engagement ring. Didier Deschamps’ son did things very well, in a very romantic way. In a splendid video shot in an idyllic setting, as the sun begins to set at the water’s edge, we see the young man get down on one knee and ask for the hand of his sweetheart and put the ring on her finger. Unsurprisingly, she said “Yes”.
It feels like a wonderful romantic comedy. Rose petals litter the ground, the scene is set. To the sound of Coldplay’s song Fix you, we see the two lovebirds kissing then we discover the magnificent ring that he gave to his fiancée. This very polished announcement really touched their subscribers. “It’s so cute!!! Congratulations to both of you!”, we can read in particular. Didier Deschamps has not reacted publicly for the moment, but this announcement must logically have delighted this very protective father.
⋙ PHOTOS – Didier Deschamps’ son, Dylan, has fun with his partner Mathilde, in Qatar, during the France-England match
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Today, at 27, Dylan is building his own life, but when he was younger he struggled to deal with his dad’s fame. “I am not a star. The search for light has never been a driving force. But I try to respond to requests, even when I am with family. When he was little, my son Dylan may have suffered from it “had entrusted the godfather of the Yellow Pieces to Gala last January. “On vacation or otherwise, he didn’t like having his dad stolen from him. He hated the ball and didn’t play football for years”explained the one who recognized that during his playing career “It was mainly his mother who took care of him”.
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