On stage, she talks about relationships, love but above all… Sex. With his uninhibited verve, his banter and his infectious laughter, Bérengère Krief got the audience in his pocket in less time than it takes to say it.
In an exclusive interview in the columns of Paris Match, the comedian and actress spoke modestly about her life as a couple. If the identity of his companion remained unknown, Bérengère Krief nevertheless gave some details about him: “He is in my professional circle, but he is not an actor, it is important to clarify that. He is curious about my career, he does not come to judge me. »
Bérengère Krief at the Eldorado Hotel in Paris, with her dog Joe Cocker.
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Former girlfriend of the filmmaker Monsieur Poulpe (Camille Pierrandeli), Bérengère Krief today has an opinion on the profession in which it is better not to choose your partner: “I have not only had nice experiences with actors. As André Dussollier told me, “two artists together is hot”, there is inevitably a bit of competition. My lover supports me a lot, he helps me every day. »
Talking about sexuality in your relationship: “It was really a dream”
In front of a hilarious audience, Bérengère Krief has no trouble talking about sexuality, especially her own. But once at home, with her old relationships, it was not always possible to discuss these subjects. With her mysterious lover, the taboos disappeared: “To talk about sexuality so simply with someone was truly a dream. There were guys who got offended, for whom it was always complicated. Suddenly it’s a subject like any other that we’re tackling. »
Bérengère Krief at the Eldorado Hotel in Paris, with her dog Joe Cocker.
© Alexandre ISARD
This healthy and balanced relationship did not fall from the sky. To recover from her past romantic disappointments, Bérengère took the bull by the horns: “ Before meeting him, I thought a lot about my love pattern. There was a moment when I saw things repeating themselves endlessly and I said to myself “what about me can be changed?” I really took the time, I did an online internship, a bit like a skills assessment but in this area. […] I also think that I no longer believed in love. »
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Thanks to this questioning, the comedian found his happiness: “ This understanding of “how I go about it, what am I looking for, what makes me achieve this result” – it allowed me to meet someone who has nothing to do with the rest. »
