Yann Moix and Charlotte Valandrey have a passionate relationship? The author told his friendship and a love story with the actress in Paris Match, but the actress’s family beat their fists on the table to “return the truth” …
The relatives of Charlotte Valandrey want back”the truth“. After publishing the text of Yann Moix on Match in Paris July 21, where the writer poured his short love and long friendship with Charlotte Valandrey, the family of the deceased actress took the floor to make an update. Regarding Yann Moix’s text, those close to the actress describe “testimonials related to storytelling, scripting and personal highlights“.
“No one who is closest to you knows about this combination (…) What we do know is a brief engagement with no love story when they were young but especially not much since.“, we read. And adding: “When he worked on Saturday night television, the columnist never answered calls from Charlotte who needed him. That’s show business, brotherly support“.
Before dismissing the “post-mortem embroideryFrom each other, the family of Charlotte Valandrey added: “The impostor allowed himself to be made to speak to him in words he could not quite understand. Charlotte was never for anyone ‘a dying professional’. He embodies exactly the opposite. Shameless creativity is also limitless“.
Yann Moix, about Charlotte Valandrey: “I decided to fall madly in love with this woman”
In his text, Yann Moix assured that he loves Charlotte Valandrey very much. Their friendship should have been born in a thunderbolt in dark rooms. In his gallery for Match in ParisYann Moix gave his confidences, but also to his friend, “this young woman is very beautiful, very fierce, very wild“.
When Yann Moix describes Charlotte Valandrey as “sister“that he”wish there was“, this is love at first sight of the actress in front of the film Red Kiss (1985) that gave him this fierce desire to meet her. “I decided to fall in love, madly in love, with this girl of my age, with an exciting complexion, a plump lip, a sulky pouts, a round forehead..”
Moix began to collect magazines featuring his elusive muse, cut out his portraits and other photographs. After the release of his first book joy in heavenhe claimed to be looking for the leading role for the adaptation of his work in the cinema and took the opportunity to contact him …
Yann Moix and Charlotte Valandrey: “A week later, he asked me to marry him”
The actress and the writer made a sincere and affectionate relationship. He revealed his feelings to her. “A week later, he asked me to marry him“, laughs Yann Moix in the columns of Match in Paris. “I refused, panicked. He had fun and chased me“Charlotte Valandrey burns a fierce fire, and burns those who approach her. Yann Moix did not escape it: “Ah, you want mad love? I’ll give it to you!” His movements were crying“, the writer further specified about his friend. Until tonight, where the young woman responded to his invitation…
Yann Moix on Charlotte Valandrey: “This sulky lip, I’ve tasted it”
Then, his fantasy as a young man ends in his bedroom, in his bed, says the author. Yann Moix evokes the rise of desire, the flesh connecting, the teeth biting the lips: “This sad lip, broken with salty blood, I tasted; he is no longer a chimera, he is no longer a poster“. Then his violent return to reality, his cowardice. “‘Do you know my secret?’ This question provoked pain. I understood then that it was true: that the virus was there, in my room, in my bed, in him“.
Yann Moix already has echoes of this rumour. But he hoped the noises in the hallway were all lies: “A week ago, an actor, whom I proposed to play with him, pierced my stomach by hitting me, in the most violent way possible, (…) a: ‘Charlotte Valandrey? You are crazy. Forget it. He has AIDS!‘”.
Yann Moix: “I have no proof that he is gone forever”
After the actress’ confession, Yann Moix understood that there was no possible love between them, knew his cowardice, his fear. Charlotte Valandrey immediately forgives him, and these two promise each other a friendship stronger than love: “to be everything, to be anything, except lovers“, specifies the author again. Something more beautiful, greater, that lasts over time, if we believe the testimony of Yann Moix.
“He confessed: I followed his heart ailments and his heart transplants; the episodes, poignant, where he said goodbye to me before going to the hospital, the endless wait for a donation“, he recalled. At 53, after the third heart transplant, Charlotte Valandrey died, leaving her daughter, her relatives, her friends, inconsolable. But Yann Moix still wrote: “I have no evidence that he is gone forever.”