“My wife blames me for it”: this grievance that Mélissa Theuriau constantly formulates against her husband Jamel Debbouze

Sixteen years of love. Between Mélissa Theuriau and Jamel Debbouze, love at first sight was instantaneous. Met on the set ofAsterix and Obelix at the Olympic Games in January 2007, they have since been inseparable. Nothing seems able to erode the love they have for each other. “We had found each other, it was obvious“, told the journalist last January in the columns of the magazine Psychologies. The evidence has not dried up. Neither does love. At the beginning of May, they celebrated their crystal wedding. But do not imagine, however, that everything is always a long calm river between the two lovebirds. They too have their share of arguments. This Tuesday, May 30, Jamel Debbouze has also revealed the grievance that the journalist and producer regularly formulates. It all started with the comedian’s inability to say “no”.

On the set of Click on Canal +, the latter admitted that despite the weather, things were not going well. “It’s rude to say yes when you don’t feel like it. I do it very often because I’m probably rude“, began Jamel Debbouze, before confiding: “My wife regularly criticizes me. It’s true that we tend to say yes because we’re in a comfortable position and we don’t have don’t want to upset or embarrasswhile no saves much more time“Finally, it still depends on the situation. Jamel Debbouze is aware that refusing a selfie to him”would take ten minutes longer than [s’il disait] Yes“.”It’s always nice to take a selfie but when you do 76 during the day, it’s true that the 76th is a little more delicate than the others. But you can’t say no, it’s impossible“, he explains.

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Nevertheless, this small grievance – which can be extremely annoying when they are in the family with their two children Léon, 14 years old and Lila, soon to be 11 years old – is far from harming their couple. It must be said that they have found the key to their marital balance. “We talk to each other a lot, we trust each other immensely, it’s a cement that means that we can disagree, or even want to experience things separately, and then miss each other, to find each other better“, detailed Mélissa Theuriau to Psychologies magazine. And to add:I believe that we must abandon this myth of symbiosis: everyone must be able to find sources of fulfillment elsewhere, we cannot be everything for the other. If we’re still so in love, if we continue to admire each otherI think it is thanks to this freedom that we have always granted ourselves.“And it’s been working for sixteen years.