It has been going on for over twenty years and nothing seems to be able to separate them! Nagui and Mélanie Page love each other but when they met, the 46-year-old Australian-British actress rather wanted to run away from the host. One-sided love at first sight. Here is their story.
Nagui met the beautiful Mélanie Page, fourteen months old than him, in Saint-Tropez in 1999. He fell in love with him, but the one who played in the series at the time Under the sun at Saint Tropez does not immediately succumb to its charm. “I had invited one of her friends to a party in my house in Saint-Tropez. (…) As soon as I saw her, I fell under her spell. As for her, she made me hang around for months“, he told Paris Match as reported Gala who devotes the cover of his magazine to the couple. In the book Nagui, a TV child, written by the biographer René Chiche, Nagui had declared that in reality Mélanie Page was making big signs to her friend not to go to the party.
Because of the host’s reputation for flirting, Mélanie Page was wary. For her part, Nagui discovers what it really means to fall in love. He says he multiplied the “dredges and conquests“and adds:”At times, I thought I was in love. With Mélanie, I realized what this really means.“As a result, they’ve loved each other for twenty-two and together they had three children Roxane (17 years old), Annabel (13 years old) and Adrien (9 years old). Nagui has another child, born from her past relationship with Marine Vignes, Nina (born in 1997).
Even today, the 60-year-old is very enamored of the beautiful actress who is “all at once“,”perfect wife, mistress, mate with whom [il] play soccer, confidante. And then mother“. He declares, still at Paris Match : “She not only taught me how to educate our children, I also changed, thanks to her, the way I behave with Nina, my first daughter. Mélanie has become an exceptional mother-in-law for her.“
And that’s not all, thanks to Mélanie Page, Nagui managed to overcome the darkest years of her life. In 1999, he hosted Nowhere else. and it had not gone well. Fortunately, his other half helped him. He was telling Cable Sat TV: “I was not welcome at Canal. I was even persona non grata. It was extremely violent, I experienced intellectual racism. (…) It was very difficult, I was at the bottom of the hole. (…) She calmed me down and put me back on the right path by telling me that I had nothing to prove and that I had to do things the way I felt I should. That’s what I did.“