With almost 11 hours of flight on the clock, you might as well make such a trip profitable! Laeticia Hallyday left the fine sand of the beaches of California on which she regularly likes to walk and admire the sunset for the pleasures of Paris. And the pretty 47-year-old blonde is making the most of her stay in France.
Not content to have been seen partying at the DJ Snake concert at the Parc des Princes – with surprise guests such as Khaled – then at the Elton John show at the AccorHotels Arena, Laeticia Hallyday also offered herself a cruise on the Seine. Monday, June 13, she shared several videos in the story Instagram of her account followed by 461,000 subscribers on which we could discover that she had embarked on a barge. And she was again in good company since her lover, actor and director Jalil Lespert, was by her side. The couple, still in love, took the pose embracing and exchanging kisses when passing in front of the Eiffel Tower. A very romantic moment.
The music was also always there. Indeed, Johnny’s widow filmed the singer Amir offering a small show on the barge in front of several participants. All this little band was gathered on the occasion of the presentation of the insignia of Knight in the order of the Legion of Honor to Thierry Chassagne, former boss of Warner Music France, by Levon Sayan. Thierry Chassagne also greeted Laeticia Hallyday in his speech, not failing to specify that he had been by his side a lot “over the past 15 years“. It must be said that the late rocker had joined this record company in 2005 after having released no less than 44 studio albums with Universal Music Group. Thierry Chassagne was also moved to see how much Jade (17) and Joy (13 years old), the daughters of Laeticia and Johnny, had grown a lot.
When Laeticia Hallyday, who made a visit to Marnes-la-Coquette as we could see in a photo taken in the garden of the property, comes to France she takes full advantage of her getaway. It must be said that her life has long been based in California – she has American nationality – but there is no doubt that France still misses her a little.