Sylvie Vartan is a grandmother, and this is perhaps the reason that pushed her to put an end to her artistic career. This Sunday, February 25, 2024, Michel Drucker received the immense Sylvie Vartan on his red sofa from Vivement Dimanche. The singer spoke about the end of her career, which is fast approaching since she has decided to bow out on stage next November, after three final concerts. By leaving the stage, Sylvie Vartan will be able to enjoy her family more, and more specifically his great-grandson Harrison. The young child, born July 22, 2022, “has every attention” of the Smet familyas revealed by the happy great-grandmother.
“He’s the little one of love. He has all the attention. And that’s normal. It’s magnificent. It’s just how life goes” confided the ex-wife of Johnny Hallyday. The two ex-spouses gave birth to David Hallyday on August 14, 1966. The latter married as his first union to the model Estelle Lefébure, with whom he had two daughters, Ilona and Emma Smet. The eldest gave birth on July 22, 2022 to her first child, born from her union with businessman Kamran Ahmed, with whom she has been making perfect love since 2013. The two lovebirds got married on April 16, 2022, then remarried on August 26, 2023, in the presence of their darling son Harrison, who was still in his mother’s womb during their first union.
Grandma cake, she is waiting for Davina and Emma to give birth
Sylvie Vartan is also the happy mother of Davina Scotti-Vartan, a young woman from Bulgaria aged 26 years old, whom she adopted with her husband Tony Scotti when she was only seven months old. For the moment, Sylvie Vartan is not yet Davina’s grandmother, but knows the joys of being a grandmother and even great-grandmother thanks to David and his two daughters. Emma Smet, who is the same age as her aunt Davina Scotti-Vartan, has not yet given birth either, and keeps his private life confidential. A few months ago, crazy rumors suggesting an affair with footballer Kylian Mbappé emerged, but the two interested parties did not wish to comment on them.