Michel Sardou: his former and famous sister-in-law says, “he's not easy…”

At 77 years old, Michel Sardou is still a very active man and if he once again announced last March that he intended to retire, we are not immune to a surprise. Last August, he became a grandfather again and made rare confidences about his grandchildren. Already the grandfather of five grandchildren, namely Loïs, Eleanor, Gabriel, Victor-Scott and Lucie, of whom his two boys are the fathers, a youngest was born recently. “I have one more now […] who is four/five months old”he revealed in Pascal Praud's show on Europe 1.

If he has many grandchildren, Michel Sardou also had several women in his life. The interpreter of love sickness was first married to professional dancer Françoise Pettré, before divorcing and finding love alongside Elizabeth Haas. A story that will last for many years since with the mother of his two sons, Romain and Davy, he will remain married from 1977 to 1999. The latter is none other than the sister of the famous astrologer Christine Haas who was therefore the sister-in-law of Michel Sardou for more than 20 years. A relationship that allowed them to experience many moments together and on the set of Buzz TVthe one who revealed the astral themes of the four finalists of The Voice a few years ago did not hesitate to return to her relationship with the singer.

Christine Haas weighs in on Michel Sardou

And as always with the astrologer, it's all about zodiac signs. “He's an Aquarius like meit's January 26, so I said to myself: 'Hey, my sister finally married me'says Christine Haas in a joking tone. As she later explains, things seemed to go rather well between her and Michel Sardou when they met at family reunions. “Yes, it was okay, we never argued, but Michel is not easy”she adds, before saying more about the man who is now married to Anne-Marie Périer: “When we don't do things the way he thinks we should do them… He really has character.”

Faithful to his reputation as a man of strong character, Michel Sardou has visibly left a lasting memory for his sister-in-law Christine Haas, who remembers the years she knew him.