Dany Boon has to deal with: he is no longer the only man in the life of his dear and tender one. Laurence Arné welcomed a little dachshund a few days ago, and she only has eyes for him! So much so that this Saturday, June 15, the couple, present at the Cabourg festival, came in the charming company of Gino, the new puppy that Laurence Arné adopted a few days ago, and that she can’t seem to leave. So much so that as the photos taken of the couple during the traditional photocall reveal, Gino almost made his mistress trip by sticking it a little too much! Drama narrowly avoided…
Indeed, that same day, Laurence Arné and Dany Boon were Léa Salamé’s guests on France 2 for the last of What era. Come to promote their new feature film, The Hennedricks family, a comedy in which Justine, the heroine, refuses to let her son Henri go to his father and takes him by force on a musical road trip. The opportunity for Dany Boon to return to this very recent threesome lifewhich he is having trouble coping with at the moment…
Dany Boon “no longer exists” since Gino competes with him
Taking advantage of the usual photocall of What era, during which Léa Salamé invites her guests to ask a question to the person who appears in front of them, Dany Boon faced a photo of his companion. Neither one, nor two, his question turned out to be radical: “Are you going to come back a bit?” If this question caused general hilarity, Dany Boon quickly justified it, explaining that his life had become an ordeal since the arrival of Gino in their lives: “My tragedy today is that she no longer looks at me because she has had a puppy for 15 days, a dwarf dachshund, and I no longer exist”.
Laurence Arné recognized that taking care of a dachshund was not easy, especially at the beginning… The actress and director, whom Dany Boon met on the set of Cheap! admitted that Gino was still doing some little stupid things that they were struggling to stop: “He shits everywhere, it’s a bit embarrassing”. And Dany Boon concludes in flowery but no less funny language: “I picked up his shit in a cinema”.
