An interview she didn't expect. A few weeks after her interview with Anne-Claire Coudray at 8pm on TF1, Laeticia Hallyday was amazed to see her son-in-law interviewed for the magazine Sept à Huit. In it, David Hallyday evokes his father's death without ever mentioning the name of his mother-in-law, with whom he is in legal dispute over the question of inheritance.
In its November 30 issue, Voici reveals Laeticia Hallyday's reaction to David Hallyday's statements on TF1: "That night, she went into a rage. For her, all these statements were a tissue of lies" reveals a source close to the widow to our colleagues.
On November 18 in Seven to Eight, David Hallyday confided in his father's "musical heritage", without wanting to touch his financial heritage: "I simply ask for the moral right of the four of us, that it be shared between the four of us, that we may have the right to manage his image, to have in any case a right of control over his image, and personally over what bound me with him, namely music, with regard to his musical heritage, and nothing else".
Love for Laeticia Hallyday
A month earlier, interviewed by TF1's 20h, Laeticia Hallyday returned to her husband's latest posthumous album, evoking her flaws: "It's a magnificent declaration of love. It's overwhelming. It's the story of our whole life, forgiveness. Forgive. He learned to forgive. We learned to forgive together. Forgive your father. Forgive his mother. To advance, to build oneself, in forgiveness. Repair its flaws, its traumas which are the wounds of all its life. It took him years to heal. I accompanied him on this journey," she said.
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