the very cash opinion of Johnny Hallyday’s relatives at the start of his romance with Laeticia

In the event documentary Johnny by Laeticiaproposed by M6 this Thursday, December 8 from 9:10 p.m., Laeticia Hallyday returns to the criticism received on her love affair with Johnny Hallyday at their beginnings. And Jean-Claude Camus, ex-producer of the rocker and close to the family, says he didn’t believe it at all either.

Place for confidences, “very complicated” to shoot in a symbolic placefor Laeticia Hallyday in the unpublished documentary Johnny by Laeticiadirected by William Karem and broadcast this Thursday, December 8 from 9:10 p.m. on M6. The widow of Johnny Hallyday has indeed transmitted 700 hours of video archives (who could also lead to the creation of another project), which she comments on without jargon and without having requested any modification. Jade and Joy’s mother, who participate in their own way in the filmthus returns to their meeting which had not started very well, her miscarriage at 5 months of pregnancy or her husband’s infidelitiestormented by “demons that made him aggressive and violent“.

Laeticia Hallyday on her relationship with Johnny: “I felt the gaze of people, who would have liked this story to end“

But the mother-in-law Laura Smet and David Hallydaywho appear little in the documentaryremembers in front of the cameras the criticisms she could hear about her romance with the rocker very spendthrift. “When I arrived, I was a little judged. Especially because of our age difference. I felt the gaze of people, who would have liked this story to end, that it would not last“, confides the one whose the idyll with Jalil Lespert is not addressed in the film.

Jean-Claude Camus not tender with the young Laeticia Hallyday: “She was a little kid, frizzy, barely knowing Johnny because she lived in the United States“

And Jean Claude Camus, ex-producer of Johnny Hallydayto confirm:When he introduced us to Laeticia, at the time, we said: ‘She won’t last long‘. She’s a little kid, frizzy, barely knowing Johnny because she lived in the United States. Nice, in itself, but good…” But the future will prove him wrong: “We did not see things happening so strongly! And all of a sudden Johnny with that: ‘I’m getting married‘.” Their union will be celebrated in 1996 and will last until the artist’s death in 2007, despite highs and lows.