Laurent Gerra in heaven: Eddy Mitchell in good shape and well accompanied by the one of his heart to applaud him

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Laurent Gerra couldn't get people talking about him better than during his appearance on the show What an era!on October 26. The 56-year-old comedian offered himself a sharp outing by saying all the bad things he thinks about certain currents of thought that he doesn't really like. “We feel that there is a minority annoying a majority, so… No, no. I'm not going to go in the direction of wokism, neo-feminism and veganism and all the 'ism' stuff that annoys us”says the one who also rarely mentioned Célestine, his 4-year-old daughter whom he had late in life in front of Léa Salamé.

An outing which made noise and which did not take long to make Laurent Gerra's colleagues react, starting with the imitator Didier Gustin, who did not hesitate to give him a little tackle. “I would say that I love all the people I imitate, Julien DoréPhilippe Katerine, Large Sick Body…I think today's generation is great. Laurent Gerra thinks the opposite. This is our difference. If recognizing the talent of others is being consensual, then I am.”declared the artist in an interview with Here Parison November 20.

Jean-François Copé, Jean Becker and Anne Gravoin at the Casino de Paris

Nothing to upset the main party, who has just returned to the stage with his brand new show, Laurent Gerra sits down at the tablewhich he is currently playing until January 4, at the Casino de Paris. On December 18, many celebrities close to the comedian, forced to physically attack an artist in the past, were present to encourage him, starting with his friend, Michel Boujenah. Eddy Mitchell and his wife Muriel were present and the 82-year-old crooner looked in great shape, having had to face health problems recently. He was able to come across Jean-Marc Dumontet, Thomas Sotto or even Rufuscame with his wife.

Renowned violinist and husband of Laurence Ferrari, Renaud Capuçon was also in the Parisian theater to support the imitator from Lyon. Jean-François Copéaccompanied by his wife Nadia D’Alincourt was also there, as was the writer Alexandre Jardin and the actor Jean-Pierre Castaldi. Former wife of Manuel Valls, the violinist Anne Gravoin was able to admire the companion of the journalist Christelle Bardet on stage, as well as the director of the Casino de Paris, Frédéric Jérôme and the director Jean Becker.