Raphaël Glucksmann: his tender declaration to his partner Léa Salamé and his two children

Is Raphaël Glucksmann preparing his candidacy for the 2027 presidential election? The 46-year-old European deputy seems to outline the outlines with the release of his new book, We still wantin bookstores from this Thursday, May 28. In this activist work, the leader of the Place Publique political party calls for a “political surge” and wants to unite his camp. It is aimed at left-wing voters who do not recognize themselves in the program of Jean-Luc Mélenchon, himself outside and already a candidate for the 2027 deadline. If he wishes to unite the reformist left, Raphaël Glucksmann does not forget to thank his loved ones for their support, including Léa Salamé, the famous news figure who has shared his life since 2015.

Raphaël Glucksmann thanks Léa Salamé and her two sons “without whom nothing would be possible”

Without naming it, Raphaël Glucksmann writes as follows: “Thank you to the woman I love and without whom nothing would be possible, to my sons whom I adore and whom I apologize for the football games missed because of politics, to my parents whom even death does not take away.” The essayist is in fact the happy father of Alexandre, born in 2011 his relationship with the former Minister of Georgia Eka Zgouladze, and Gabriel born in 2017, the fruit of his love affair with the famous presenter of the France 2 news. In the columns of West France last December, he had already confided in his family life: “Sunday is my sons’ day. If I don’t see them, I suffocate. And the tradition is football after lunch. Outside when it’s not raining, in the apartment when it’s raining, which sometimes poses slight family problems.”

Léa Salamé in a relationship with Raphaël Glucksmann: “I owe her motherhood”

Raphaël Glucksmann and Léa Salamé met on the set of the show We are not in bed in 2015, following the attacks of November 13, while she was a columnist in Laurent Ruquier’s band. They made their relationship official a few months later. In an interview given to Paris Match last July, the daughter of Ghassan SalaméMinister of Culture in Lebanon, confided: “The four of us managed to form a blended family. We must not be jealous of the other’s past and be aware of our rightful place. I am not Alexandre’s mother, I am his mother-in-law. A magnificent role”, before adding that maternity had not been “obviousness” for her. “I was making a big deal of it. When I met Raphaël, nothing was planned, but everything became simple. I owe motherhood to him”she concluded.