It is with difficulty that Laeticia Hallyday confided in her infertility problems in an unpublished documentary Johnny by Laeticia broadcast this Thursday, December 8 at 9:10 p.m. on M6. Shocking revelations for the mother of Jade and Joy on a miscarriage of which she was the victim.
As the anniversary of Johnny Hallyday’s death is fast approaching, M6 has decided to pay tribute to the star by broadcasting an unpublished documentary Johnny by Laeticia this Thursday, December 8. Laeticia Hallyday got involved in the project and provided exclusive images of her life with her late husband who are likely to be talked about. From her meeting with the rocker, to their marriage, passing through the difficulties of the young woman to give birth to the star, to the adoption of Jade and Joy, the documentary retraces their entire life.
In 2013, the widow of Johnny Hallyday confided in the columns of Paris Match on her fertility issues: “Anorexia is probably responsible for my sterility”. And it is with more transparency that she confides in this unpublished documentary on the many unsuccessful attempts to become a mother naturally.
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“It had become an obsession for him to have a child”
It is with some emotion that the mother of Jade and Joy looks back on this very difficult period: “I was carrying the weight of not being able to give him the child he so dreamed of. It had become an obsession for him to have a child, and I couldn’t. » Before adding: “I carried this weight for 10 years”. Despite the help of many specialists and many attempts, the couple will not succeed until that fateful day: “With Johnny, we lived back and forth to the hospital, in vitro fertilization, from despair to hope, failures. Then I got pregnant, I carried a child until 5 months pregnant. And I lost it”.
A very difficult miscarriage for the young woman when it occurs shortly after the adoption of their first daughter Jade in 2004 in Vietnam. Fortunately for the couple, they were able to build a beautiful and happy family life surrounded by their daughters Jade and Joy, also adopted in Vietnam in 2008.