While she has shared her life with Laurent Delahousse since 2014, Alice Taglioni also lived a passionate romance with actor Jocelyn Quivrin, known for his roles in 99 francs, LOL or even Incognito alongside Franck Dubosc and Bénabar. Tragically passing away in 2009 in a car accident, the actor left a huge void in the actress’s life at the time, when they had just welcomed their boy Charlie, aged eight months.
Seventeen years after the tragedy, the actress recently spoke about this complicated passage in her existence. Questioned by our colleagues from The Sunday TribuneAlice Taglioni mentioned this difficult period on May 31 which marked her for life. A tragedy from which she took a long time to recover.
The death of Jocelyn Quivrin: the dark period of Alice Taglioni
Interviewée par La Tribune Sundayactress Alice Taglioni returned, more than fifteen years after the tragedy, to the disappearance of Jocelyn Quivrin. “Charlie’s father died when he was 8 months old“, explains Laurent Delahousse’s partner. An accident that she also mentions in her book A living dadpublished on November 16, 2023 by Robert Laffont. Recently guest on the show In apart broadcast on Canal+, the actress looked back on these darker years on April 1st. “I always want things to be beautiful and light, even in tragedy. This is what I wanted to do with this book“, she confided with emotion.
Also mother of Swann, born in 2016, and Lino, born in 2019, both from her union with Laurent Delahousse, Alice Taglioni can also count on her other half to help her on a daily basis. “Je vais ªtre tr¨s honneªte : he’s an extremely involved dad” she explains despite her absence on the weekend, due to her job as a journalist. “He’s emotionally present.” affirms the actress before specifying that “he spends a lot of time with them.” Real support for this mother whose journey has not always been easy.
Laurent Delahousse: Alice Taglioni’s pillar for more than ten years
While she is taking her first steps in music by unveiling her very first album on June 5, ADNAlice Taglioni spoke about the essential role that her companion Laurent Delahousse plays in her daily life. In the columns of Galathe actress revealed how the presenter of the 8 p.m. show on France 2 pushed her to realize her project.
“He said to me: “We hear you playing the piano all day long†but something is wrong. Music is made to make people happy. I don’t understand. It’s selfish to keep your compositions to yourself. Why don’t you share it with others?” she elaborates before adding: “We talk abouta man who loves me and saw me unhappy for remaining in the “I should” mode, but who is demanding, honest and very musical, even if he did not learn music. He wouldn’t have said that if he didn’t feel it deeply.” Everyday support which notably helped Alice Taglioni to trust herself for this new project.
