The rumor of Renaud’s future marriage had been floating around since February, when he announced in an interview given to Le Parisien that he was “madly in love” with his new partner, nicknamed “Cerise”. The singer honored his promise during the ceremony which took place in Paris this Saturday in the town hall of the 14th arrondissement of Paris, Le Parisien tells us. This is the third marriage for the 71-year-old artist, who was previously married to Dominique Quilichini, from 1980 to 1999, and to Romane Serda from 2005 to 2011. Two children were respectively born from these two unions, Lolita and Malone .
Renaud and “Cerise” – Christine’s real name – met for the first time on a TV set in 2017. That day, she wore earrings in the shape of cherries. Designer of clothing and accessories, she is younger than the singer by around twenty years. Many personalities were present at the ceremony this Saturday around noon. Among them: the singers Bénabar, Vianney and Dave, the actors Jean-Paul Rouve and Philippe Lellouche, the comedians Laurent Baffie and Christophe Alévêque, and also the emergency physician Patrick Pelloux in particular.
“The love that heals wounds”
Hélène Mermberg, deputy mayor and on-call elected official at the town hall of the 14th arrondissement this weekend married the two lovers, personalizing the ceremony, as reported in the Parisian newspaper. “I listened to a few songs again beforehand, looking for words in the lyrics that could be adapted to a wedding speech. As Renaud arrived early for his wedding, I went to see him and asked him if he wanted me to personalize the ceremony a little, which he accepted. »
She notably made reference to her famous song “Mistral Gagnant” by evoking “the love that heals wounds and the love that keeps you warm when there are two of you on the path”.
The newspaper also reports the reaction of the chosen one, when it was Renaud’s turn to pronounce his wishes. “Renaud said a real yes when consenting, an exuberant yes! » “It was very joyful, very warm, and there were crazy people,” she rejoiced.
