If Patrick Sébastien has been more discreet in recent months on television sets, the 68-year-old host is back on the front of the media scene on the occasion of the release of his new book entitled “Vivre et renaitre each day”. A book in which he evokes the dark period he has just gone through on a personal and professional level. ” Indeed, I come out of a really very dark period. I lived through a tsunami: exclusion from TV, the bereavement of people who were dear to me and then this kidney cancer that was detected in me a few months ago. Without forgetting, of course, my separation from Nana after thirty years of marriage. Even if it’s an amicable separation, it’s never easy. And yet I am still here, more alive than ever! “, he explains in the columns of the magazine Ici Paris.
Without lying about his deep nature, the former star host on his Saturday evenings of France 2 explains that he has not always been faithful to the one who has shared his life for almost thirty years. I was unfaithful, but I told her from the start. Like all the women I’ve lived with. None was forced to accept, so there is no betrayal, things were clear from the start.”, he confided in the pages of Gala, on newsstands on September 22.
More recently, Patrick Sébastien even admitted to being an unfaithful who assumes himself. Invited Monday, September 26 by Cyril Hanouna in “Touche pas à mon poste”, he said: “I have always done what I wanted with my sex and my loneliness. I love romantic lovers as much as transvestites from the Bois de Boulogne. I am a chronic infidel and an assumed libertine. I am not a perverse My sex life stops at the consent of the other […] I am a freedom lover. And in this libertine environment, it’s not just sex, it’s another way of seeing things.
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