While thousands of French demonstrated in the streets for the workers’ day on May 1, others had their minds on the bamboche. The Society for the Encouragement of Good (SEAB) celebrated its 160th anniversary – it was founded in Paris by Honoré Arnoul – and a gala dinner was held at the school in rue du Général Niessel, in the 20th arrondissement of Paris . We were able to see various personalities including the former first lady Valérie Trierweiler.
The journalist and regular resident of Big heads from RTL seemed in a happy mood and had made the trip in good company. Indeed, Valérie Trierweiler had come with her lover, the former rugby player Romain Magellan. The couple, who have been dating for more than three years now, had a good time as evidenced by the photos of the event. The lovebirds notably shared a romantic dance, the wide smile on the lips of the former journalist of Paris Match saying a lot about his state of mind. The couple was able to enjoy a little music but also the Franco-Caribbean banquet offered for the occasion.
This meal given by the SEAB – recognized association of public utility which highlights examples of courage and devotion to society – also welcomed other VIPs such as Cindy Lopes, Dominique-Damien Réhel, Véronique Koch, General Christophe Rogier, Grégoire Champion or even Sophie Darel and her companion Jacques Anaclet, captain Thierry Coureault, Merri, Fouad Reeves, Laurent Maistret, Doubl’H (Didiko and Djamen)… We also noted the presence of the singer Fabienne Thibeault and of her husband Christian Montagnac. A little earlier, we could find her this time in the chic 8th arrondissement of the capital to participate in the rekindling of the flame under the Arc de Triomphe. Alongside Mayor Jeanne D’Hauteserre, she also took part in a wreath laying. With the police, gendarmes or firefighters, Cindy Lopes was also there to pose with them, just like Pierre-Jean Chalençon.
This day was also marked by memorial ceremonies honoring the emergency services, police, gendarmerie, veterans and hospital workers.