Adeline Blondieau comes out of the silence. Saturday March 27, 2021, Weekend Docs broadcast on TF1, were devoted to stars of cult series. Among these stars of the small screen, the former heroine of Under the sun confided in her new life, since she converted to relaxation therapy. The opportunity for the ex-wife of Johnny Hallyday, to react to one of the controversies to which she was the subject, a few months after the death of the idol of young people. October 20, 2018 an auction of the rocker’s belongings had been organized at the Drouot auction house, in the 9th arrondissement of Paris. According to theAFP, the ex-actress was there won more than 65,000 euros.
In the report of TF1, Adeline Blondieau defended herself in this way : “When he died, I tried to grieve my own way. Very quickly, I said to myself: ‘All these things I can’t keep. ‘ (…) I was not the one who organized the sale. I was told about this sale and I said to myself that the people who would buy this stuff, it was because they wanted or needed it. ” Among the goods sold, Paris here had mentioned a cigarette butt from Gitanes du Taulier, priced at 319 euros with fees. Information that Adeline Blondieau denied: it was not she who sold this lot. “They said I sold a cigarette butt. No, I’m not there “, she had fun.
“I can’t do anything against” critics: Adeline Blondieau moved on
Adeline Blondieau tries somehow to ignore the criticisms against her. “What people don’t know is that there are a lot of things that I have given to relatives”, she revealed. And react to attacks against him: “There will always be people to say: ‘The bad one, she wanted to make money.’ And I can’t do anything against it. That’s how it is, there you go. ” The TV star also said she kept her wedding dress, letters and wedding rings. “They weren’t super intimate things “, she said about the auction. As a reminder, she had married Johnny Hallyday on July 9, 1990 in Ramatuelle, before separating from him on June 11, 1992 and remarrying in Las Vegas on April 16, 1994. Their final breakup dates back to May 9, 1995.
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