This Wednesday, October 26, the star of social networks Léna Situations broadcast on the Spotify platform the second episode of her podcast entitled Six Seater Sofa. His guest of the day: Pierre Niney. The theme of the day: the mourning of perfection. Which notably led the 33-year-old actor to specify that he very often uses humor to free himself from the gaze of others. “Humour can even save you from very serious situations”he said, he who likes to use this art a lot to tell his stories, whether it’s about a confusion in a taxi or an uncomfortable meeting with a star, for example…
Something to remind him of an anecdote about one of his two daughters, which he did not fail to reveal to the influencer and his listeners in this podcast. “It’s funny because I have one of my two daughters who laughed late. It worried me because I love humor so much that I said to myself: ‘It’s a curse. They send me a child who will never laugh‘”, he said, before explaining that this situation has changed since then.
It matches very well
“I remember her first valve. She said to me one day: ‘I love you to the stars, to the rainbows and to the trash can’. I found it exceptional, I will remember it all my life because I said to myself ‘That’s it, she has understood the trick of mixing and surprising with a lexical field that is not necessarily the same’. I loved it”.
Recently, the actor Caesarized for his performance in the film Yves Saint Laurent in 2015 confided in the seven to eight on his new life in the countryside with his wife Natasha Andrews, whom he met in 2008 and with whom he is therefore the father of two daughters: Lola, born in 2017, and Billie, born in 2019. “It matches very well. The fact, for a moment, of being in a living space closer to nature. And then, to choose when you want to be in the crowd and to choose when you want to be quiet at home, at night with the sound of owls and fire, it’s cool”, had he confided.