he mourns the death of a man who meant a lot to him

After the announcement of his divorce and the death of his mother in September, Paul Belmondo did not have time to breathe. He announced on Instagram, this Friday, December 13, the death of another of his loved ones.

A more than hectic end to the year. Paul Belmondo, son of the immense actor Jean-Paul Belmondo, continues the bad news. After going through a tumultuous divorce with Luana Belmondo, announced on June 21, and while he is in the middle of a war with his siblings over the inheritance left by their father, he also lost his mother, Élodie Constantin, on June 14 last September. Despite everything, he can count on the support of his children. Support that he may still need greatly. This Friday, December 13, he posted a story on his account Instagram in which he deplores the loss of a loved one named Cyril. He accompanied his publication with a sweet farewell message: “Goodbye Cyril, you have left us but I will remember the many photo sessions that we did together with your kindness and kindness“. Before concluding: “Rest in peace.“

On this publication, Paul Belmondo poses with said Cyril. Together, they hold an autographed photo of “Bébel” at the wheel of a Ford Mustang. A nice nod to the career of the star but also to that of Paul Belmondo, himself both a racing driver and an actor. Besides, luck has not always smiled on him on the circuits. In fact, he was the victim of a serious car accident when he was barely 20 years old. And as misfortune never happens alone, he also came close to death during one of his ten participations in the Paris-Dakar race.

Paul Belmondo, from circuits to boards

He may have better luck away from the circuits. Like his father, Paul Belmondo likes to take the lead. We find him in the play “Papass”, a comedy by Nadège Méziat and directed by Christian Vadim, who traveled the roads of France this year. An experience on the stage which is added to his participation in the plays “Boeing Boeing” by Marc Camoletti, “Larger than nature” by Martial Courcier or even “A pillow… or three?”, an adaptation by Ray Cooney and Gene Stone, in which he was noticed at the very beginning of the 2010s. He was also seen in “Shock Treatment”, by Chris Orlandi and directed by his cousin Olivier Belmondo in 2009. In 2025, he should return to theaters with “Complètement Space”, a comedy by Willy Liechty and Marie-Laure Descoureaux. At the Belmondos, we have the game as a heritage.

Article written in collaboration with 6Medias.