At 63, Charles Berling knows what he wants and what direction he wants to follow, at all levels. The actor, starring in the series The island of 30 coffins with Virginie Ledoyen took advantage of the past years to get to know each other and be sure not to regret the choices he would make. To do this, Charles Berling has tried almost everything, especially men. To the magazine Stubbornhe revealed in 2011 that he had already had homosexual experiences and that these had been more than beneficial in terms of his relationships with women: “Let’s be honest, having experienced a homosexual sexuality brought me a lot and made me understand precisely that sexuality was not, on the one hand, a feminine identity and, on the other, a masculine one. It’s more complex“. Sleeping with men has therefore allowed him to see his relationships with women differently: “Getting penetrated makes it easier to understand what you do next when you make love to a woman“.
While Charles Berling says he doesn’t want to have to choose sides in his love life, he has so far shared his life with women. Virginie Coupérie-Eiffel at first before setting her sights on Pauline Cheviller, 31 years her junior. His love at first sight, he experienced it on the boards. At the time, the two actors give the reply in the play Seen from the bridge by Arthur Miller, end up falling in love and formalizing a few months later on the red carpet of the Deauville international film festival.
Together for almost five years, Pauline Cheviller and Charles Berling seem to have found their stride even if the couple has not been seen together since December 2019, date of the funeral of Anna Karina. No baby project, at least not officially. For the time being, the lovers are concentrating on their professional projects. Charles Berling will soon be on the bill of Masquerade, a film by Nicolas Bedos. As for Pauline Cheviller, she is Lise Castel, the murdered ex-companion of the hero Balthazar in the series of the same name. We just have to wait to find out if the scenario of their story will change…