Despite his dazzling success on stage and on television, Jarry still faces a dark reality: the homophobic attacks which continue to target his personal life, particularly on social networks. At 47, the comedian, who came out more than twenty years ago, is the happy father of twins born in 2016 thanks to surrogacy (GPA) carried out in the United States, with his partner . However, this family happiness is often threatened by online hatred.
Asked recently about the possibility of sharing the stage or the big screen with his children, Jarry revealed that he had to think about their safety first and foremost. “Today, unfortunately, I am forced to hide them because I am still regularly threatened on social networks by extremists on the fact that I am a father and that I have resorted to surrogacy,” he said. he confided. He also explains: “So I try to protect them since it was my choice to be famous, not their choice.”
The comedian, however, remains hopeful that the situation will evolve. He dreams of one day being able to include his twins in his career, especially on stage. “If one day things calm down and we manage to live with kindness, I would love so much, so much that they would go on stage with me to share what gives meaning to my life,” he said. confessed with emotion.
For now, Jarry remains cautious. “I would also like to have them play in the films I am in, but I am really afraid that they will be harmed,” he added, once again marking his constant concern to protect his family threats that continue to weigh on them.
