Pierre Arditi discusses his past conflicting relationship with his daughter-in-law Salomé Lelouch

Pierre Arditi discusses his past conflicting relationship with his daughter-in-law Salomé Lelouch
Pierre Arditi discusses his past conflicting relationship with his daughter-in-law Salomé Lelouch

It was 38 years ago… In 1986, Pierre Arditi fell under the spell of Evelyne Bouix, mother of a little Salomé, born three years earlier from his relationship with Claude Lelouch. Friday, June 28, 2024, on the set of the show Chez Jordan, on C8, the actor was moved to discover on the screen a photo where we can see him surrounded by his wife and his daughter-in-law. “She’s Claude’s daughter, but Claude has a great sense of humor. When he introduces me, he says: ‘You know Pierre Arditi, my daughter’s father’”, he first confided. With a smile on his face, the 79-year-old actor declared: “Look at that though… Evelyne Bouix is ​​crazy beautiful! Her daughter is crazy beautiful too, they look very similar. I look like an old bear, which suits me very well”. When Jordan de Luxe asked him if the position of father-in-law was difficult, Pierre Arditi indicated that it had been complicated at the beginning. “because she thought, like all children, that I was going to take her father’s place”. “Besides, I’ve seen some bad things with her!he assured.

Pierre Arditi: “I will never take his father’s place”

Agreeing to speak, the actor explained: “She was three years old when I burst into her mother’s life. At one point, she said: ‘I don’t understand why there are people who have houses and who come to live in (…)

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