his father would have spent his money when he was a minor

Now 34 years old, Jordy Lemoine is a young artist that those under 30 cannot know. He was elevated to stardom at the age of four and a half years after taking out the tube Hard, hard to be a baby. His song spent 15 weeks at the top of the Top 50 chart and, in total, 6 million records are sold. Naturally, it is his parents, Claude Lemoine and Patricia Clerget who manage the projects, but also the fortune, of their little blond head. Thanks to his titles, the sum of 10 million euros in turnover would await little Jordy when he comes of age.

Unfortunately, as he revealed in his autobiography, I am no longer a babyreleased in 2006, the ex-child-star did not not seen the shadow of a penny. In this work, he accuses his father of having mismanaged his fortune, even worse, of having all wasted. He calls it a “king of mind control” and of “contagious paranoid” and accuses him of having “lied for years, like a coward lies quietly to his victim.” But then, what really happened?

Jordy, ruined because of his parents, is there a real culprit?

The former baby singer’s parents divorced in 1996. Reportedly, this separation has led to bad decisions, but also a lot of tension between the different members of the family. At the age of 18, however, Jordy could only see that “huge royalties” that he had to touch the Caisse des dépôts et consignations did not exist, or no longer existed.

In an interview with the newspaper The Parisian in 2006, Claude Lemoine, then unemployed and ruined, accused his ex-girlfriend of manipulating their son : “Jordy is the victim of a manipulation aimed at whitewashing his mother in financial rout. I recognize in the book the words and expressions of my ex-wife (…) My ex-wife, with whom I shared all the decisions for Jordy, could not ignore the level of his property (…) Jordy was only 8 years old, and I had invested for the long term with, in project, films and a development of the positive image that my son had, in particular in the United States. Everything fell apart overnight. For ten years, I have not had access to his property.” If the family ties were broken at the end of this discovery, Jordy did not want to stop there. He took his story to court, which allowed him to recover the sum of 820,000 euros from his former record company CBS Records for non-payment of royalties. Since, he devotes himself to his life as a couple with Marion Le Strat, programming manager at RTL9. Together, they had a baby boy named Milo, born on October 9, 2017 and a second son, Marceau, in November 2020.