Accused of sexual assault, attempted rape and rape and targeted by at least 8 complaints, Patrick Bruel is starting to keep a low profile. After his exclusion from Les Enfoirés, the cancellation of his concerts at summer festivals and his shows at the Cirque d’hiver Bouglionne, which were scheduled for mid-June, here are the last 5 performances of his play, Part twoont été déprogrammées du théâtre Edouard VII.
A real relief for the many women whose damning testimonies against the 67-year-old singer continue to accumulate in the media. In the midst of turmoil, the interpreter of Break your voice can count on his partner Clémence, 32 years his junior and whom he has not left since 2018. Unconditional and discreet supportas reported Paris Matchwhile the artist makes no public appearance alongside him.
Patrick Bruel worried about his son Léon
Become persona non grata and well aware that he is “professional death“, as he would have confided to those close to him according to Paris Match, Patrick Bruel is now worried about his two children. According to Closeralong with his ex-wife Amanda Sthers, he discussed the situation with his sons in order to protect them. As our colleagues report, his eldest, Oscar, has agreed to suspend the promotion of his book, The inner city: Your brain, a city of infinite possibilities.
A sacrifice and a withdrawal that his younger brother, Léon, radically refused. The 21-year-old, who followed in his father’s footsteps by launching himself as a singer, would have decided to go on stage. On June 26, he is expected at the Festival des sables, in Les Sables-d’Olonne, for a show. Enough to worry his dear parents at the idea that he could be heckled by the public. But Léon wouldn’t want to know anything. In the event of a problem, he can in any case count on Clémence, his father’s partner, who, as reported Closerorganized what a festival.
Patrick Bruel affair: performances of his play disrupted by feminist activists
And Patrick Bruel is so worried about his son Léonis that he himself bore the brunt of the anger of part of the public. When he was starring in the play Part two at the Édouard VII theater, the performance was interrupted by feminist activists on May 27. An initiative reiterated by members of the Nous tous association on June 3 who succeeded in canceling the performance. The singer therefore fears that his younger brother will become a collateral victim accusations against him and also being disrupted during his concert.
