Patrick Bruel in “50’Inside” Screenshot
VIDEO – The 64-year-old singer answered Isabelle Ithurburu’s questions in this week’s portrait of “50’Inside”. Including some on his management of his private life.
Presented since the start of his career in the 80s as a singer for women, Patrick Bruel of I tell you anyway This Saturday, April 27, is the portrait of the week by Isabelle Ithurburu in “50′ Inside”. The general public remembers these fans, at the start or end of a concert, who chanted his name at the top of their lungs. And it is true that for almost 40 years, its audience has been largely made up of women. “There are still a lot of women in concerts”he emphasizes in front of Nikos Aliagas’ replacement.
The latter takes the opportunity to question him about the impact that this image of Don Juan had on his life. “It must have gone to my head a little. We cannot say that we emerge unscathed from such an explosion. But I believe – and those around me can attest to this – that I kept my feet on the ground as they say. And above all I was well surrounded. » Indeed, this notoriety has never prevented the artist from building serious relationships. In 2004, Patrick Bruel married the writer Amanda Sthers with whom he had two boys: Oscar and Léon. After their divorce in 2007, he successively became a couple with Céline Bosquet, TV presenter from 2009 to 2012, then the Danish model Caroline Nielsen from 2013 to 2017.
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“Meeting someone when you are Patrick Bruel is not more complicated. But the person knows you a little better than you know them, so there is obviously a path that must be taken. But it’s okay, it’s going pretty well”, he says with a smile as if to reassure his fans. Since 2018, the 64-year-old man has been living a romance with a woman named Clémence. The young woman, thirty-three years his junior, would also be a model. That said, Patrick Bruel maintains almost complete discretion over his life as a couple, not wishing to over-publicize it or reduce his partner to the label of “wife of”. “I know how reductive or problematic it can be, in a journey, to be exposed for reasons other than what we are or what we do”he recently told the press.