Curious by nature, Bertrand is always on the lookout for the slightest little scoop. Passionate about football, he is never far from football and all the news that comes with it. However, showbiz or political events are also part of his preferred journalistic research.
Arielle Dombasle, who appears in the cast of the TV film “The Christmas Delivery Man” broadcast this Wednesday evening on France 2, spoke in September 2023, during her appearance in “En aside”, about her meeting with Bernard-Henri Levy. It was obvious to her.
“I was made for him”: Arielle Dombasle, her love at first sight for Bernard-Henri Lévy when he was not even present
who shares with Tom Leeb (recently invited in ) the poster for the TV film The Christmas delivery manto be discovered this Wednesday evening on France 2 from 9:10 p.m., had decided several years ago, after having divorced in 1985 from her first marriage with a husband known as “invisible” (Paul Albou), to write a new chapter in the story of her life with , to whom she said yes on June 19, 1993 in Saint-Paul-de-Vence on the Côte d’Azur. In September 2023 for As an aside, program broadcast every weekday evening on Canal+she returned to her meeting with the 76-year-old intellectual (who is, as a reminder, known as a writer, philosopher, filmmaker, businessman and columnist).
“I know you had with your future husband seeing his face in the book Barbarism with a human face. You saw in him the face of Christ“, initially indicated Nathalie Lévy, before giving the floor to the main interested party: “Yes, it was love at first sight (…) I saw something dark, like ash in the eyes. Something extraordinarily romantic and melancholic. I said to myself ‘but of course, that’s the man. I was made for him.’“
Arielle Dombasle cash on her old conquests
It was therefore obvious to Arielle Dombasle. Today, it still fascinates just as much. But let’s still remember that before conquering the heart of the French intellectual with the wild hair, the actress had a very full love life. In addition to her first marriage to the dentist Paul Albou, already mentioned previously, she also experienced tumultuous teenage loves in Mexico. In any case, that’s what she said in the pages of Paris Match last year: “I was what they unfortunately call. With the Mexicans, I came close to disasters!“
Coming back to her story with Bernard-Henri Lévy, it always took place without children. Moreover, Arielle Dombasle does not hesitate to freely confide in the media about her desire for non-motherhood. “I never wanted to be a mother. It is an immense luxury which confers strength, originality and freedom… But deprives the harmony, the envelopment of the family“, she has already explained to our colleagues at Marie-France.
