Rather discreet in nature, Camille Lellouche nevertheless opened up in her book Everything to say, published on March 6, 2024, by Stock editions. The multi-talented artist, singer, actress and comedian, recounted very intimate episodes of her life. From her miraculous pregnancy when she could not have a child naturally, from the domestic violence she suffered, from her addiction to alcohol which caused her to reach a “stage of alcoholism without symptoms“, of her childhood in Vitry, she really says everything. Even her meeting with her companion, the father of her daughter Alma, born in October 2022. It was during a banal evening, as often happens , that Camille Lellouche meets the man with whom she will start a family. One evening in November 2021, she has an appointment to have an aperitif with a friend in Marseille, her favorite city since she wrote and performed there , for the first time, the sketches from his first show, Camille in real life.
He is “beautiful and tall, he exudes wisdom”
Her friend wants to introduce her to the boy she is seeing at the time. And he’s supposed to come with his brother. A normal evening, in a bar, simply with friends. But, like a presentiment, Camille Lellouche, who did not wish to risk a romantic relationship at that time, carefully prepares for the meeting. She then sees it coming the one she will only call by his initial in the book, B. The current goes very well between them. He is “beautiful and tall, he exudes wisdom”as she describes it in her book, and she adds: “I, the talkative one, appreciate his silences, he doesn’t talk to say nothing.” Everything goes so well that the evening ends at her place. They spend it telling each other, for hours, about their “families“, their “cracks” and everything that brings them together. The one who became famous by participating in The Voice finally found the one who was able to soothe him. And to support him: “It will help me reduce my alcohol consumption and will now accompany me as I climb and slide down the roller coaster of my job.“A beautiful tribute to his companion B.