Dany Brillant appears with her children: secrets about their unusual family life

Dany Brillant is the father of three children, a girl and two boys. The eldest, named Léah, is 31 years old and was born from her first marriage. The singer then met his current partner, Nathalie Moury, and they had two sons: Lino (14 years old) and Dean (12 years old). All three rarely appear on social networks, their father preferring to protect them from the public eye. But he agreed to make an exception, and they posed alongside him to Gala.

Dany Brillant alongside her children

In the latest issue of the magazine, published on January 9, 2025, Dany Brillant agreed to allow her children to accompany her for a photo shoot. In a video of this moment shared by Gala on social networks, the singer is very smiling, and Léah, Lino and Dean have inherited his contagious smile! They were immortalized in their father’s apartment, located in the Parisian district of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Everyone is seated around a birthday cake, the artist having just celebrated his 59th birthday.

Dany Brillant, separated from his family, hopes to find them in 2025

These family images are all the rarer as Dany Brillant lives in France, while her daughter is based in Canada, working for the Toronto International Festival, and her sons live in Brussels (Belgium) with their mother. “Leah, I would prefer that she stay with me. But her path is there, she feels better there”explains the interpreter of “Suzette” to Gala. Regarding the distance with Lino and Dean, it is a decision taken with his partner. “As for the boys, this is the solution that we found with Nathalie, their mother, to always have the pleasure of being together: after having a separate bedroom, separate floor, separate apartment, we make a separate country”he declares.

But this distance no longer seems to suit Dany Brillant, who confides: “I want to have my family around me again, to be in exchange, to share. For a long time, I cherished my solitude but now, it weighs on me”. He therefore hopes that Nathalie Moury and their sons will return to Paris, and affirms: “I thought that the family was a prison, a place of neurosis, whereas it is a strength.”