“A tragedy”: Arielle Dombasle speaks out on the Alain Delon affair (ZAPTV)

Friday, July 5, Arielle Dombasle was the guest of Jordan de Luxe on his show on C8. The singer and actress discussed the Alain Delon affair, while the actor’s children have been tearing each other apart for many months.

The Delon clan is in the grip of conflict. For months, the children of the legendary Alain Delon have been fighting in the media and even in the courts over how to take care of their father: Anthony and Alain-Fabien want to see him end his days in his house in Douchy, while his daughter Anouchka, who also made a magnificent declaration to him this Friday, would like him to join her in Switzerland. After the “victory” Delon sons and the placing under guardianship of the sacred monster of cinema, things seem to have returned to calm…

Despite a huge argument that allegedly broke out between the Delon children on May 30 in Douchy, to the point that bodyguards had to intervene to separate Anouchka from her brothersA fraternal war much commented on in recent months by those close to the Delon clan, such as Brigitte Bardot who was worried about her friend.

“Like all huge stars, It’s very difficult to raise a family”

Yesterday is Arielle Dombasle who chose to comment in turn on the situation of the actor’s family. Guest of Jordan de Luxe on his show The swimming pool On C8, the 71-year-old singer and actress regretted seeing the clan tear itself apart, casting a shadow over the actor’s monumental career: “He had this dazzling trajectory, and then, now, this tragedy around him. It’s absolutely tragicbecause he is someone who has always been so sensitive, so suspicious of others and so loving towards his family.” she begins.

Family conflicts are far from rare: “Like all huge stars, It’s very difficult to raise a familyto have children. He, while being this absolutely masterful and world-famous character, who made the most beautiful films in the world… Now, there is this misunderstanding with children. This is what we call a tragedy.” she concluded. A family drama that Bernard-Henri Lévy’s partner, who for her part never had children, should therefore not experience.