Linda Hardy is a happy mother and proud of her offspring. Her son, Andréa, has already inherited his mother’s model DNA since the 12-year-old teenager is already 1.83m tall. The former Miss France protects the identity of her child but reveals on a few rare occasions photos of him, his face always carefully camouflaged. If the former star of the series tomorrow belongs to us is now happy in the celibate, she has in the past lived beautiful romances. Especially with men older than her, even twice her age, as confided by the one who turns 49this Tuesday, October 11.
When she was in the casting for the popular TF1 series, her character, Clémentine, had had a story with Maxime, one of her students played by Clément Rémiens. An age difference which had naturally reacted at the time. And on Instagram, the ex-beauty queen had the right to a question from one of her subscribers on the subject. The idea being to know how she would react if her son Andrea (born in 2010 from a previous union with an art dealer) told her that he was in a relationship with a 45-year-old woman. She then replied:I would be in a very bad position to teach him a lesson. At 25, I myself had affairs with 50-year-old men. The only thing that matters to me is that he is happy. I would ask him questions to make sure he knows where he is going, that there is respect and understanding, but I wouldn’t question their love.“
A celibacy that suits him perfectly
Today, Linda Hardy is a peaceful woman. Her celibacy delights her, and there is no question for her of bowing to the social pressure exerted on certain single people, to find a partner at all costs. Well in her head and in her body, Linda Hardy even released, just last year, a book entitled Happy and healthy. The one who was elected Miss France 1992 has had great adventures in the past and it suits her perfectly well. She even keeps good relations with the father of her son, from whom she is now divorced. In 2021, she confided in the pages of the magazine Closer, that she”got along well” with Peter and that there reigned, between them, a “global harmony“. A successful separation.