At the age of 56, Laurent Gerra has been the father of little Célestine for four years. On the set of What era on France 2, Saturday October 26, the comedian and impersonator spoke in all sincerity about his role as a father, and the way in which his daughter changed his life.
Laurent Gerra is a happy dad. The famous comedian, in a relationship since 2012 with his partner Christelle Bardet, became a father eight years later, at the age of 52. The couple, who have the perfect love, have gave birth to a little girl named Célestine, on August 24, 2020, for his greatest happiness. And the imitator never misses an opportunity to talk about the joys of fatherhood. In the columns of TV Starhe said he was lucky “to see it evolve on a daily basis, to observe it, to take full advantage of it”. Indeed, the Covid-19 pandemic at the time allowed him to spend time with his darling daughter, more than he would have imagined. “I wouldn’t have been able to see all this if I had had to go to work in Paris,” explained Mathilde Seigner’s ex.
“I’m a late dad…”
Currently on tour for his show Laurent Gerra sits down at the table, Family time has become rarer these days. Guest on the set of What era Saturday October 26, Laurent Gerra once again opened up about his late paternity. “How has being a father changed you?”asked Léa Salamé.
“It’s changing a lot, I’m already doing less extreme skiing”, confessed the powder enthusiast. “And then, Célestine has a musical ear, so I do it for her, at the end of my show My daughter, the song of [Serge] Reggiani, and I know she knows it by heart”, he continued. And to add: “It changes everything. […] I might not have done this job if I had been a dad before, here I am a dad late in life, I started a big tour and I have a little frustration to say to myself… But she knows, Célestine tells me: 'Dad, he's going to Paris to be able to pay for the rides'.” Touching confidences full of love, which greatly amused the public.
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