Comedian Yves Lecoq returned to his money problems in an interview broadcast this Saturday, May 27.
This Saturday, May 27, Yves Lecoq was the guest of Bernard Montiel, in the show Do not touch My TV. The essential voice of French television returned to his real estate purchases and his money problems. He has indeed said that he wanted to buy a farm in Normandy. But faced with the excessive cost of the building, he had to fall back on the purchase of a mansion in Picardy. It is by discovering a second castle “enormous“in front of which the comedian is”fell to his knees“So handsome was it that Yves Lecoq started his collection of castles. He owned up to 6.
But who says castle, says renovation. Yves Lecoq said he put all his savings into the renovations of these monuments. “As I was earning a good living, all the same, with what I was doing, everything was in the works“, he said. Today, the host regrets not having put money aside to face the vagaries of life: “I could have put 500 bucks aside to have some money when there are problems“, he confided. Still in debt, Yves Lecoq is still trying to sell his exceptional properties. He confessed to having already parted ways with a number of them”at low price“.
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Three years without pay
“The banks put me up for auction and in twenty-four hours I had to find the money. […] I sold everything at a discount and at one point, I ran out of money. These are not huge sums, but to be safe, I have to sell this one, the last“, explained the comedian, who still hopes to sell his last assets. It must be said that the comedian has gone through a complicated professional period. While Lthe Guignols de l’info ended, thehost also recounted being put “out without compensation” of the show The greats of laughter, which he had hosted for 14 years. The Covid also prevented the actor from doing his shows. Result: he spent nearly three years without pay.