For three months, Jean-Luc Lahaye has been sleeping in prison. Recently, her eldest Margaux Lahaye has been indicted for “witness tampering” in the same case. She is the daughter of Aurélie, with whom the singer was married in the 80s.
The singer is on remand at the Health prison in Paris for more than three months, accused of “rape of minors” that he disputes. In the same case, his daughter Margaux was, according to daily information The Parisian, indictment, accused for her part of “witness tampering” because suspected of having pressured one of the two complainants to exonerate her father.
Born in 1984, Margaux Lahaye has a little sister named Gloria aged 38, too from the marriage of the singer with their mother Aurélie. When Jean-Luc Lahaye met the latter in the early 80s, success was not yet there. In his autobiography titled Classified confidential (Carnets Nord) released in 2016, he says: “Aurélie believes in me, sincerely, she encourages me, she is my first supporter. She’s one of the few who doesn’t lose faith in my future at this time when nothing works for me..”
With Aurélie, Jean-Luc Lahaye sings in duet love for whom
Then comes the glory in 1982 with the tube woman i love, then singer dad in 1984 written while Aurélie was pregnant with Margaux, their first daughter. In 1987, Jean-Luc Lahaye became a television star with the show Lahaye d’honneur, but his relationship with Aurélie deteriorates. “Success turned our lives upside down and put us under too much pressure for Aurélie, he always says in his autobiography. During Lahaye d’honneur, this pressure reaches its climax. Aurélie is tired.”
In 1988, they record the duet together love for whom and are both guests on the set of the show Black glasses for sleepless nights moderated by Thierry Ardisson. Facing the cameras, she explained to her husband, evoking a difference during the recording of this duet: “What annoys me the most about you are your anger that scares me terribly“.
She filed for divorce in 1989, and went back on stage with him in 2013. Before Jean-Luc Lahaye not be sentenced in 2015 to a one-year suspended prison sentence for, already, “corruption of a minor”.
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