Grégoire Bonnet has been playing in Scènes de ménages since 2015. On Saturday, November 30, 2024, he confided in the show Censuré from T&lépro on his separation from his mother of his daughter.
© Jonathan Rebboah/Panoramic/Bestimage Grégoire Bonnet à the release of Marion Game's funeral in Paris.
IN BRIEF
- Since 2015, Grégoire Bonnet has played Philippe in Scènes de ménages on M6, a role that has influenced his personal life.
- Grégoire Bonnet revealed that his priority career has led to his divorce with Aurélie, the mother of his daughter.
- Despite the challenges, he found love again and now enjoys life alone in his Parisian apartment.
Since 2015, Grégoire Bonnet has played the character of Philippe in Scènes de ménages on M6. He plays a middle-aged pharmacist alongside Amélie Etasse, aka Camille. And while he continues to enjoy this role after nearly ten years on television, it has had a significant impact on his personal life.
On Saturday, November 30, the 58-year-old actor was invited to the show Censuré for Télépro. The opportunity for him to confess about his separation from Aurélie, the mother of his daughter Églantine.
200% Deposit Bonus up to €3,000 180% First Deposit Bonus up to $20,000Grégoire Bonnet: “Ça earned me a separation”
Asked about his roles on the small screen, Grégoire Bonnet revealed that he had decided to make his career his priority. A choice that, however, had consequences on his personal life. “I started to be recurring in Nina and Scènes de m&énages at the same time and I was at the theater in the evening. This earned me a separation” he remembered.
Despite the end of his relationship, the man who plays Doctor Proust on France 2 admitted: “You have to pay up anyway“. If David Barbet pointed out to him that his career had “cost him a lot“, he responded with humor: “Yeah, but I earned quite a bit“. Since his separation, the actor has managed to maintain cordial relations with his daughter's mother.
The actor has found love again but continues to live alone
Despite the end of his love story, Grégoire Bonnet keeps smiling. Indeed, the one who admitted to living “a bit of a hermit” has found “the right person”. The couple has however decided to live separately. “She has two children and I have other people's children… I love them, but there is an implication, a commitment, a move… In fact, I have become very lazy I think” he explained.
On a daily basis, Philippe's interpreter lives alone in his Parisian apartment. A situation that suits him perfectly. He also specified: “At the beginning, it was very difficult for me, but now, it's great to live alone. &Being at home, alone, is a luxury”. Confidences that are sincere to say the least.