In two years, Baptiste Germain and Sophie Tapie have started a family and seem happier than ever after saying yes to each other in July 2024. In the columns of Galathe rugby player shares some secrets about his in-laws and talks about the death of his wife's father, Bernard Tapie.
Meeting your in-laws can be a source of anxiety, but Baptiste Germain seems to have handled this ordeal with skill. In just two years, Sophie Tapie and Baptiste Germain have formed a strong bond and a beautiful family… The singer and the rugby player welcomed their first child at the beginning of 2024 and the couple recently announced that they were expecting their second baby. The two lovebirds no longer leave each other and also said “Yes” to each other in July. In the columns of Galathis Thursday, November 21, Baptiste Germain spoke about his relationship with his in-laws.
“A charismatic man who should not open his door to everyone”: Baptiste Germain confides in Bernard Tapie
Baptiste Germain met his wife, Sophie Tapie, some time after the death of his father. If the athlete affirms that everything is going perfectly well with his in-laws, he confides with Gala : “Unfortunately he is no longer in this world but the biggest test would undoubtedly have been meeting his father, Bernard Tapie, a charismatic man who should not open his door to everyone“. The businessman died on October 3, 2021, died of cancer. Although he unfortunately did not have the opportunity to meet his partner's father, the rugby player continues by claiming to have good relationships with the rest of the Tapie family: “I maintain a pleasant and complicit relationship with my in-laws. They immediately made me feel very welcome. I think they felt I was the right person for Sophie.”
“It was a little more complicated”: Baptiste Germain discusses the relationship between his family and Sophie Tapie
On the other hand, the beginnings seem to have been more complicated for Sophie Tapie on the Bordeaux side of the family. In the same interview, the young dad, who celebrates his 24th birthday this Thursday, November 21, says: “It was a little more complicated with my parents. I have two big sisters, I'm the youngest, so it might have scared them at first…“without revealing more about the evolution of the relationship between the 36-year-old young woman and her in-laws. Living in the Basque Country with his wife, he confides about their families: “Our families live far away, so for our second child, we hired an au pair to help usr”. The couple often reveals photos of their life as a couple, with their baby, on social networks.
