"Obviously, this creates danger" : Yvan Attal confides about his relationship with Charlotte Gainsbourg

In Click on Canal + this Tuesday, September 26, Mouloud Achour questioned Yvan Attal about the routine in his relationship with Charlotte Gainsbourg, with whom he has lived for more than 20 years.

Yvan Attal is currently shining on the stages of the Antoine theater in Paris in the play Video club, where he plays Jean-Marc, a man married to Justine, played by Noémie Lvovksy, for a quarter of a century. The plot is revealed when the couple realizes that a camera is clandestinely filming them in their kitchen. Secrets loom, but what do they have to hide? On the sidelines of this theatrical news, Yvan Attal made some confidences about his point of view concerning love and shared his secret to maintaining a solid relationship with Charlotte Gainsbourg. The actor and Charlotte Gainsbourg share a love story that has lasted three decades. Yvan Attal revealed on Europe 1 what, according to him, contributes to the longevity of their relationship. “I think we can’t tell each other everything. You shouldn’t hide anything either, it’s a balance to find. It must be admitted that the other has a secret garden,” he explained wisely.

Yvan Attal revealed that Charlotte Gainsbourg proposed to him

The actor revealed to Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine on the set of C to you that Charlotte Gainsbourg had taken the initiative to take a big step. “She proposed to me not so long ago, but I’m not going to say more, it’s already a lot“, he confided. He continued by sharing the anecdote of the marriage proposal: “She was on her knees. It was very strange because it came like that, it came out suddenly. She said to me: ‘I have something to say’. And she said to me, ‘I want to get married.'” Guest of Click this Tuesday, September 26 on Canal + with Mouloud Achour, Yvan Attal was questioned about the routine in a couple.

Yvan Attal discusses the “dangers” profession for their couple

“I don’t know, she settles in whatever happens. In any case, we’re lucky to also do jobs that mean we’re not in a routine: we go, we come, we travel , we play at the theater, we leave, we don’t have schedules like that all year round so inevitably it creates danger“, he begins. Before continuing: “That means we’re never settled, so that leaves areas of freedom and mystery for each other. etc. But despite everything, we have known each other for so many years that there is a sort of routine that sets in anyway, so we have to be vigilant“, concludes Yvan Attal.

Clickto be found in full on the application myCANAL.