Gad Elmaleh is back on stage in France. On Tuesday, July 2, 2024, the comedian was the guest of It’s up to you to present his brand new show, in which he notably discusses his new habits as a 53-year-old man. He was thus interviewed by Mohamed Bouhafsi on an anecdote that he tells in his show and which concerns his mother,
Régine Elmaleh.
The comedian remembers his first meeting with Prince Albert of Monaco while Gad Elmaleh had a romantic relationship with Charlotte Casiraghi which ended in 2015. From this story a boy was born, Raphaël, in 2013. If the comedian is no longer with the mother of his son today, he particularly enjoys spending time in the principality.
Gad Elmaleh enjoys spending time in Monaco
“When I am in Monaco, there is a sweetness of life. I feel good here, and my son too. My friends also often ask me what I am doing here. They think there is only the Grand Prix and the casinos. However, there is an incredible cultural life, in terms of music, dance, theater, and humor. And then above all, there is my son“, he had thus confided in the columns of Monaco Info.
Facing Elisabeth Lemoine, Gad Elmaleh therefore mentioned the completely crazy meeting between his mother and Albert II of MonacoHe really wanted to talk about this difference on stage, even though he has a lot of respect for the princely family with whom he continues to have contact and who would have welcomed him very well.
Gad Elmaleh on his mother: “For her, it was the right thing to say”
“Where I come from, coming to a princely palace with my mother is completely crazy.” he said at first. “My mother did a kind of curtsy that she saw on a TV show but her body went into a tailspin. The prince had never seen that. As she bent down, she did something almost like capoeira and she said ‘My prescription’. For her, it was the right thing to say.” he said to the laughter of those present around the table of C à vous.
“The prince, he has a sense of humor, which he laughed at. She also asked him if he was renting or if the palace was his“, added Gad Elmaleh, proud of his mother.
