“Love stories end badly, in general”… and it is not Patrick Sébastien who will say the opposite. This Tuesday, April 25, 2023, the interpreter “Sardines” was entitled to an emotional lift between laughter, surprises and confidences. He was even interrogated by his own Guignols puppet.
But if there is one subject he did not expect to discuss during this evening, it is probably his relationship with Marie Myriam. “But what do they stand out to me, there?”, was surprised Patrick Sébastien. Besides, many people on set including Baba were completely unaware of this romance.
The former host of France 2 then explained his past relationship with the singer. “It’s a beautiful story with Marie Myriam. I met her when she was twenty years old. I was her first man… We had a beautiful love story and I ‘loaded’ because I was tied up and she left…”, he began. Then, Patrick Sébastien made a chilling revelation: “I wanted to shoot myself.”
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Emotion and sincerity for Patrick Sébastien at Cyril Hanouna
And if this separation has affected her so much, it is not trivial. “I was on tour with her, we no longer spoke. And there was Francis Cabrel with us, who sang: ‘Little Marie, I’m talking about you…’, and afterwards: ‘I love her to death’! I I was like, ‘Shut up…'”, said the 69-year-old man. Something to amuse the public.
A few years later, Patrick Sébastien took a step back from all this and managed to put it into perspective. “Nah, but it was a great story, but we talk to each other and we often call each other because time has calmed it down”he confessed to Cyril Hanouna.
The opportunity for him to deliver a little advice: “I say that for those who would have a heartache and who would like to die from it, it’s really not worth it. Time passes and then it all fades away! We have remained a beautiful friendship. It was a beautiful moment and that’s why I’m not showing up for Eurovision. I wouldn’t want her to blame me if I ever win.”. A nice conclusion that ends on a touch of humor! JG