The actress Charlotte Gainsbourg was on the set of C to youthis Thursday, April 4, to present We Leroys, the new film she is starring in. In a relationship for more than thirty years with the actor and director Yvan Attal, she never married him. Regularly interviewed in the media, both have fun with the situation. Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine then took the opportunity to question Serge Gainsbourg’s daughter on this subject. And for good reason, last September, her companion was on the set of the show and declared that they were going to get married. “It came out suddenlyshe said to me: “I have something to tell you” and she said to me: “I want us to get married”, Yvan Attal recounted before adding amusedly: “And we still haven’t gotten married, it’s still been a few months, we don’t know if it’s serious.”
Faced with these images, Charlotte Gainsbourg couldn’t help but smile. “So, is it serious or not?”, asked Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine. “No”, the French actress immediately replied. “This is the last news we had”, added the journalist. “No, we’re not getting married”, she said to laughter from the set. “Since then we haven’t gotten married”, she said. “I don’t want to get married anymore, but it’s not for lack of love, on the contrary, it’s proof of love”, continued the 52-year-old woman. “So why did you ask?”, asked Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine. “Because I wanted our mothers to come.” But his mother, Jane Birkin, died last July.
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Upsetting Charlotte Gainsbourg on the deaths of her parents and sister
If Charlotte Gainsbourg is very surrounded by Yvan Attal, and their three children, Ben, Alice and Joe, the actress nonetheless feels the void left by the disappearance of her parents and her sister Kate Berry, as she confided in the columns of the magazine SHE this Thursday, April 4. “Do you feel that the time for consolation has come?” asked our colleagues, after Charlotte Gainsbourg mentioned the tribute concert to Jane Birkin organized at the Olympia with Étienne Daho, Vanessa Paradis, Alain Souchon and Lou Doillon on February 3. “I don’t know. It’s complicated for me to analyze how time works. My mother, my father, Kate and I were a family. And I’m the only one left. It’s strange to be an orphan… and, at the same time, I don’t feel totally alone”, replied with sincerity the headliner of The Effrontee. Indeed, the singer is not alone in her grief: “After my mother left, I truly understood what it meant to be loved by an entire country. I met many women who told me what she had meant to them. Her humanist side, the associations she helped. Her charm, her voice… For me, she is a model. Leaving the church, I will never forget the crowdand, with Lou, we looked at all these people”, said the mother.
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