When Jeanne Moreau spoke of his difficult relationship to motherhood : “I had a child, I didn’t want it” – Gala

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Jeanne Moreau died on Monday, July 31, at the age of 89 years. Actress recognized, she was also the mother of one child, a son, and she has been almost in spite of itself.

The world of cinema is in mourning. Jeanne Moreau, iconic figure of the seventh art, has died at the age of 89 years. His body was found lifeless by his housekeeper at his paris home, according to the information revealed by the magazine Closer and confirmed by his agent. A real shock for many film buffs, but also for his family and friends. Side heart, Jeanne Moreau has always been a passionate woman, married and divorced several times. It is at the age of 21 years old she married the director Jean-Louis Richard. A short union that allowed him to know about motherhood since she gave birth to a son, Jerome Richard.

And between his successful career in film and his musical projects, Jeanne Moreau has never really had the fiber maternal. And the heroine of The Old, who walked in the sea has in fact never hidden : “When one is an actress and that is all we do, we spend our time to go, she had confided in an interview in Madame Figaro. It is of nothing. We will not speak of love in the evening when returning. I had a child. I didn’t want it. I know I shocked a lot of women. But I am not maternal. “

Over the years, Jerome Richard became a child enclosed, a teenager uncomfortable in his skin : “He was unhappy “, confessed the same with Jeanne Moreau in the magazine Marie Claire. But since its installation in Los Angeles, the only son seemed to be reveling in his craft as a painter. A weight may be for Jeanne Moreau, who has apparently lived its birth as a liberation : “I gave birth in two hours. Barely back in my room, I phoned my director “, explained to the magazine. Harsh words that have at least the merit of being frank and sincere. Like it.

Photo credits – Angeli-Rindoff-Garcia / BestImage

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