Comedian Vincent Dedienne learned that he had been adopted a strange way – Gala

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Singer of self-deprecating, Vincent Dedienne has entrusted to our colleagues from Paris Match, and how his mother taught him his adoption. A confidence in his image… moving.

Macon, February 1987. Vincent Dedienne is born of unknown parents and grew up a few miles away, in the middle of the vineyards. ” A happy childhood ” with his adoptive parents as he had entrusted last year to our colleagues of the Inrockuptibles. A year later, it is the turn of Paris Match to be met with ” The boy is the funniest of France ? “. The opportunity to learn a little more about the columnist Dailywho currently performs on the stages of France with his show If there is something going on…

An interview during which he traced the thread of his story : his years in high school, his homosexuality, his love of literature and to Muriel Robin, and of course his parents. The opportunity to learn how his mother told him that he had been adopted. He explains : “One day, at the school, the teacher brought us together to announce that one of my mates had been adopted. When I got home, my mom was on the sewing machine in the process of resuming one of my pants, I told him the story. And there, she told me : “Ah yes, Adrian has been adopted. Well, you too.” And that was the end of the story. “

And if we could think of that sounded in him the desire to know their biological parents are, a comedian 30 years indicates not having ” no reason to go look elsewhere “. “In truth, it pleases me rather to be an enigma, even if I am the prime example of successful adoption, ” he continues. It must be said that my parents are awesome… And all what I saw today, it is thanks to them. ” It is as well that decision was taken in the family to watch the beginning of the life complicated with a sense of humor : “My mother is a curly, and a little mestizo. Often it is said : “Oh well, Vincent, it can be seen that it is your son.” It makes us laugh. It is very funny also, it has a true sense of self-mockery. “

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