In a relationship for 10 years with the musician Tepr, Louise Bourgoin is rather miserly when it comes to evoking her family life. She made an exception this Friday, June 2, indulging in rare confidences.
“I was so exposed in my early days that I took the opposite view“Louise Bourgoin values her privacy. She fiercely protects this cocoon. It must be said that she suffered from the media coverage of her past relationship with Julien Doré. “When I was with Julien Doré, at the time of the New Star for him and the weather for me, our couple was blessed bread for the people press. At 25, being dispossessed of your history is traumatic“, she recalls in the columns of Madame Figaro this Friday, June 2. Since then, she has chosen to remain secret about her loves, and in particular about her decade-long romance with musician Tepr and father of their two boys aged 7 and 3. “I needed to build my family away, to be in the real, the concrete“, adds the main interested party.
It is therefore naturally that she has compartmentalised his personal life from his professional life. “On a set, arriving without my life having been commented on at all times allows me to be more free“, believes the actress. There is therefore no question of taking her children to her shoots. They do not even know that she exercises this profession. His eldest son even think she’s a designersince it has “always a pencil in hand“.”It is necessary to compartmentalize as much as possible, including when you return home: the idea is not to bring the character home or to relieve tensions with your loved ones“, judges the one who was discovered by the general public thanks to her role as Miss Weather on Canal +.
This hilarious and adorable anecdote from Louise Bourgoin about her eldest son
When she returns home, Louise Bourgoin wants to devote herself solely to her family. “I want to be fully available for my children7 years old and 3 years old, who have not yet fully understood my job, in particular because they have never seen me in a film“, she confirms. And to tell a hilarious and absolutely adorable anecdote: “When my eldest was 3, we once came across a giant poster of Hippocrates on the subway. He started to cry saying: ‘I didn’t want you to be dressed up as a doctor but as a rabbit.’ All of that is very abstract for my children, whom I don’t bring on set, and I’m perfectly calm when I’m away, because I am lucky to have a companion who is very father hen“, she delivers. But let’s not pour out more. Louise Bourgoin is at her discretion.