Stéphane Bern is one of the main actors in the TV movie For the honor of a son on France 3 in which he takes on the role of Commander Paul Leclerc, a former fighter pilot responsible for training soldiers in the use of observation drones. Four years after playing a policeman in Murders in Lorraine, the 58-year-old host puts on the uniform. On this occasion, Stéphane Bern gave an interview to our colleagues from Parisian this Wednesday, August 24: “After Murders in Lorraine where I played a lieutenant in the gendarmerie, I found it wonderful that France Télévisions offered me this role of commanding an air base. I do my classes! I am never considered a professional actor but at the same time I have already acted in the theater, in the cinema, etc.
It is definitely a rich week for Stéphane Bern because he also celebrated the 40th birthday of his companion Yori Bailleres this Monday August 22. “Happy Birthday to my King of Hearts”, he wrote in the caption of a photo of his darling in story on Instagram. A few days earlier, the two lovebirds had granted themselves a few days of vacation in Greece.
He made me buy a contemporary sofa
Recently, Stéphane Bern and his darling Yori gave an interview to Paris Match. The two lovers returned in particular to their move to Thiron-Gardais in Center Val-de-Loire where the host confided to sleeping better. “He taught me what comfort was”confided Stéphane Bern, referring to a change of scenery caused by Yori: “He installed a TV and made me buy a contemporary sofa, whereas before I had a small Napoleon III sofa, which I loved but was steep. On the other hand, do not touch the immeasurable collection of royal mugs in the kitchen or the autographed photos of crowned heads that adorn the office.” This has the merit of being clear!
For his part, Yori Bailleres confided in his love at first sight for the host: “On television, he had never had any particular effect on me, whereas as soon as I saw him in person, he touched me. I wouldn’t want to do counter psychology, but I recognized in him a wound, the same as mine and a kind of resilience.”