We can no longer count the number of celebrities from yesterday and today who appear on the set of At Jordan’sthe show hosted by Jordan de Luxe on C8. In the midst of a period of protest against pension reform and in a period of inflation, money is the priority of the French. And it’s the same for the stars, who don’t hesitate to come and complain to their friend Jordan de Luxe.
After Stone, the late actress Marion Game, Firmine Richard and Brigitte Lahaie, it was François Valéry who spoke to the presenter on March 27.
What is François Valéry’s retirement?
L’interprète de Let us love each other alive, She dances Marie, I love love with you or even Dream in blue (in duet with Sophie Marceau) spoke about his career and his finances. Unlike many personalities, the singer-songwriter, who created his musical label Franceval in 1984, knew how to protect his money and declared
“hit a blind”.
“I am retired as an author, composer, editor, co-author (…) I am the owner of my record catalog, which I bought back in 1989”explained François Valéry. Like the singer Laroche Valmont, François Valéry is now free from want and can live comfortably without worrying about tomorrow! According to his statements, he receives a little more than 5,000 euros each month. A more than comfortable retirement for the sixty-year-old.
François Valéry: who are his sons Michael and Jérémy?
Raised by a single housekeeper mother, François Valéry grew up in a modest family of 7 children and only knew his father once he was crowned with glory. “I saw him twice, in the second row of my concerts”he confided to Jordan de Luxe. The 71-year-old artist also spoke about his ex-partner, actress and writer Nicole Calfan.
“I rebuilt my life, I have a wife but there is a lot of friendship, mutual affection. We call each other quite a bit. I am very close to my children”declared the singer. Together, the couple had two boys: Jérémy Minui, series director and Michael, famous DJ. “We have very close relationships”declared François Valéry, who said he was very proud of his sons. “Divorces are always heartbreaking (…) We do a cruel job. Mike Brant told me ‘we’re yo-yos’. It’s not obvious”underlined.
