Laeticia Hallyday confided as rarely about Johnny in “Paris Match”. She notably spoke bluntly of the adventure that the singer had with one of his choristers.
Johnny Hallyday knew many women in his life: Sylvie Vartan, Nathalie Baye, Adeline Blondieau, Laeticia Hallyday. The rocker even got married four times. This Wednesday, December 7, Paris Match published an interview with his last wife, Laeticia, who confided in the media for a long time for the five years of the death of the singer. She did not hesitate to mention her husband’s relationship and in particular an adventure he had with Nanette Workman, one of his choristers, during one of the most complicated periods of his life.
“He plays with death. Crack has replaced Russian roulette. The bullet in the revolver, it was the time of Nanette Workman, who was as stoned as him and with whom he was madly in love, one of the most important women in his life. Oh yeah, really! A truly passionate love story. Them, I don’t know how they survived“, says Laeticia Hallyday in the columns of a magazine whose idol fans hold the record for covers (78 times).
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“With drugs, I think I would have been worse than him”
Claiming to be very different from Nanette Workman, the mother of Jade (18) and Joy (14) clarified: “Johnny, he wouldn’t have been the man and the artist he was without that. But me, I refuse everything, I am driven by an instinct for survival. I stayed clean, those nights and every night for twenty years, I fought because I was too afraid to love. I am a very passionate person when I love, I love madly.” Laeticia Hallyday therefore spoke frankly about the addictions of the interpreter of “Desire”. She added: “With drugs, I think I would have been worse than him. So I tried to help him by listening to him. When he was like that, he talked a lot, he said things he wouldn’t have said in real life. He was talking about himself, he wasn’t aggressive and then, suddenly, it switched, it switched very quickly with Johnny...”