how Johnny Hallyday’s entourage tried to limit the exorbitant expenses of the rocker, who “lived beyond his means”

In the documentary Johnny by Laeticiabroadcast this Thursday, December 8 from 9:10 p.m. on M6, Laeticia Hallyday and Jean-Claude Camus return to the lifestyle of Johnny Hallyday, who “lived beyond his means” and “on account“. Before revealing how his entourage was trying to limit his exorbitant expenses.

This may be the first time that Laeticia Hallyday has engaged in interviews like this. his secrets, “very complicated” to be filmed in a symbolic place and collected by the director William Karel, can be found in the unpublished documentary Johnny by Laeticia, broadcast this Thursday, December 8 from 9:10 p.m. on M6. A 1h30 film including no image has been modified at the request of the principal concernedto which participated in their own way Jade and Joy Hallyday.

“The bailiffs arrived, they took everything in the house“: Laeticia Hallyday talks about Johnny’s financial problems when they meet

One of the subjects discussed is none other than the Taulier’s financial problems, which Laeticia Hallyday will find out later a first meeting that did not start very wellfollowed by criticism of the Taulier entourage. “When I met him in 1995, he had terrible tax arrears, he owed a lot of money to the tax authorities. The bailiffs arrived, they took everything in the house: we had nothing left! We started from nothing in 1995, we ended up with a bed and a few chairs. But it’s the story of his life, at 200 an hour with great recklessness“, she remembers in front of the camera. She recognizes him: her husband “lived beyond his means“, and mainly advances he had for future albums or concerts.

“Given the amount of money we were handling…“: the subterfuge of producer Jean-Claude Camus to limit Johnny Hallyday’s spending on tour

Words corroborated by Jean Claude Camus, ex-producer and close to Johnny Hallyday: “He was still living on credit“Especially since the rocker is generous with his loved ones and offers them many gifts, such as a blue Harley-Davidson in the case of Camus.”On tour, it was insane“, confides the latter in the documentary, which overlooks the war on the legacy and the romance of Laeticia Hallyday and Jalil Lespert and or appear few images of Laura Smet and David Hallyday. “Given the quantities of money we were handling, we had to give Johnny every night for a whole period 200 euros. Johnny Hallyday had 200 euros in his pocket!“And his widow, who also returns to her last miscarriage at 5 months of pregnancy, the infidelities of the rocker and “his demons that made him aggressive and violent“, to confirm: “It’s really true! Jean-Claude was the one who calmed him down in his madness.”