“A three-way couple”: Laeticia Hallyday’s confidences on her darling Pascal Balland

Laeticia Hallyday is back. For the first time in over two years, Jade and Joy’s mother has agreed to confide in television. On the occasion of the release of the Johnny Hallyday box set: His American Dream, the last wife of the idol of young people has confided with open heart in front of the cameras of Seven to eight. This Sunday, October 18, Laeticia Hallyday notably explained how difficult it was for her to find love again after the death of Johnny Hallyday. In a relationship for more than a year with Pascal Balland, the mother of Jade and Joy claims to have had “much trouble” to start a story over after having shared the life of the Taulier for many years. “It’s hard to learn to love”, in particular recognized Laeticia Hallyday on TF1.

The reason for his reluctance? “It feels like cheating on her husband”, explains Laeticia Hallyday in Sept à Huit. After the death of Johnny Hallyday, she had “the impression” to no longer be able “love again” neither be “capable”. “That another man touches you, that you can open your heart to another man, it seems so complicated, it is dizzying because the lack remains abysmal”, continues Jade and Joy’s mother. In love with Pascal Balland, she has not forgotten the idol of young people. “We tend to compare when we should not compare”, she continues before explaining that she “like differently” her companion and her missing husband. “Johnny is still here”, added Laeticia Hallyday, who confides that Pascal Balland is “courageous” to accept “Johnny’s place” in their relationship.

She wants to sell Marnes-la-Coquette

“It’s not easy. We are often a three-way couple”, concluded Laeticia Hallyday. If she managed to move forward in love, she also sorted through her friends and memories. As you revealed Closer moreover, she wants to separate from the house of Marnes-la-Coquette in which Johnny took his last breath in December 2017. The Savannah was posted in the real estate agency of one of his friends at the price of 12 millions of euros. A tidy sum that will allow him to breathe financially but also to turn a page. “This house in Marnes-la-Coquette is loaded with memories, those of recent months have been nothing but despair, anguish and fears, she confided on RTL. This return, I dreaded it terribly. My heart was linked to my man, my life is hopelessly empty without him (…) A part of him has remained here, in the objects, the smells, the rooms where he loved to be. “

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