On August 1, 2003, Marie Trintignant died under the blows of her companion Bertrand Cantat. The actress, who died at 41, left behind his four sons, fruits of different love stories. Boys who have struggled to recover from the loss of their mother and who are a little divided from this terrible drama. Nostalgic for this time of happiness, when they were reunited, Jules Benchetrit, the son that the actress had with Samuel Benchetrit, published a nice picture of the brothers.
On Instagram, the 24-year-old actor, who looks more and more like his late mom, shared two beautiful shots of him as a child, alongside his two brothers, probably the discreet Paul (29 years old) – born of the union between the actress and François Cluzet –, and Léon (26 years old), born from the relationship of the latter with Mathias Othnin-Girard, who now works in the restaurant business. The eldest of Marie Trintignant is none other than Roman Kolinka, the fruit of her love affair with the drummer of the Telephone group, Richard Kolinka. “Frate“, writes Jules Benchetrit in the caption of these two photos of them, accomplices and playing on a bed, in the good old days.
A sibling “cut into pieces”
It must be said that if the half-brother of Jack and Lily-Rose Depp seems so nostalgic for this precious time, it is that beyond the fact that their mother Marie Trintignant was still of this world, the brothers were still united . Since the tragedy, the four handsome boys have split up. At that time, Paul Cluzet was only 10 years old, and he was handed over to his famous dad. “Paul did not fully understand what was happening to him at the time. What was terrible is that the kids were all brought up together and the fathers had to get their own. For them, this sibling who was cut into pieces was a terrible lack of reference points.“, had confided François Cluzet to Europe 1. And the siblings had a lot of trouble rebuilding themselves, and still do, almost twenty years later. About her grandsons, Nadine Trintignant had declared last January in the columns of Gala that they had been like”broken“, victims of “cracks that we never get rid of“.