An event she never misses! As she did in 2022 and in 2023 in particular, Alison Wheeler made a small appearance in the aisles of Roland-Garros this Wednesday, June 5. She attended the night session match between the German Alexander Zverev and the Australian Alex De Minaur (ultimately won in three sets by the former). The former columnist of Daily took advantage of the atmosphere of the stadium and the nice points of the game… and she was visibly delighted to be there!
Passionate (and very expressive!), it must be said that she had a neighbor of choice: the actor Jérémie Elkaim was indeed sitting next to him to watch the match. Less smiling than his neighbor, he seemed just as captivated by this match of champions. Well bundled up in their jackets, the two of them exchanged a few discussions during the evening, visibly knowledgeable.
Connoisseurs… and used to meeting at Porte d’Auteuil! The duo had already been seen together in the stands a few days ago, this Sunday, June 2. Accompanied by his daughters, born from his two different unions with Anaïs Demoustier and Valérie Donzelli, the actor was able to meet the mother of his two eldest children, Gabriel, 22 years old, and Rebecca, 17 years old, herself who came with her son cadet Gustave.
A family passion!
Accomplices, Alison Wheeler and Jérémie Elkaim had already had the pleasure of meeting on Parisian clay in 2023 and 2022: two years ago, it was together that they made a remarkable appearance at Roland-Garros. Already accompanied by the daughter of the actor Polishthey had also shared their day with the mother of the ex-columnist of Daily. A family meeting which seems to please them and which could happen again before the end of the tournament, Sunday!
And perhaps we will be able to see Gabriel, the eldest son of Jérémie Elkaïm, who has become a comedian in recent months. At only 22 years old, the young man, who adopted Donzelli, his mother’s name, as his stage name, decided to do a comedy show about the cancer which affected him as a child and which continues to make his life difficult. A courageous gesture… which perhaps doesn’t give him time to enjoy Roland-Garros with his parents!
