Laurent Baffie is known for his outspokenness and his crude words. A sometimes very critical speech that the comedian applies to himself, believing to be a “real caricature” of the “ecological bobo” in the columns of Entrevue magazine.
An emblematic personality of the French audiovisual landscape for years, Laurent Baffie allowed himself a little respite in 2020, taking advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic. Covid-19 to take a break from the media. This did not prevent the 64-year-old comedian from making a pronounced return to the small screen on the set of “We’re live” on France 2. The opportunity for viewers to discover the metamorphosis of Laurent Baffie, who finally succumbed to the call of the scalpel.
Indeed, Laurent Baffie confided that he had undergone a hair transplant and carried out some corrections to his face, to correct the bags under his eyes in particular. A series of surgical interventions on which the comedian delivered without filter in Interviewthrough a self-interview published in the columns of the magazine owned by his friend Thierry Ardisson. Known for his outspokenness and crude words, Laurent Baffie is also very critical of himself.
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Laurent Baffie: “Bobo, it’s a reality”
Talking about his home located to the west of Paris in the columns of Entrevue, Laurent Baffie is far from being fooled about the lifestyle he undertakes. “Bobo, it’s not a bad word for me, it’s a reality. I come from a very modest family in the 20th arrondissement and today, I live in the west of Paris in a house with garden”, explains the actor. At 64, Laurent Baffie is happy to drive an electric vehicle, make his compost or even consume organic products, while being very down to earth about his ecological footprint.
“I make my compost, I have an electric Smart, and I eat organic while drinking good Bordeaux full of sulfates and pesticides, I am a real caricature”, quips Sandrine Baffie’s husband. Before recognizing in all frankness and always with humor: “I may be very cool, but I am a big polluter like the others.” A statement which refers in particular to the actor’s numerous trips by car or plane as part of his work.
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As for the legacy he leaves to his four children, Laurent Baffie considers himself lucky to have been able to spoil them despite the raging climate emergency. “I was lucky enough to be able to offer them what I didn’t have at their age, and then we leave the planet to them in such a state that I’m happy to have been able to spoil them a little before the apocalypse” , he concludes.
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