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Starring in the Paris Match special, Brigitte Bardot agreed to confide in Christian Brincourt, her friend for years. The one who knows her by heart allows himself intimate questions, in particular about his son and his great-grandchildren, who have never been in the spotlight.
Celebrity families are not like others. Brigitte Bardot knows this better than anyone. In an interview with director Christian Brincourt for the special issue of Paris Match, on newsstands this Friday, June 28, the ex-actress, almost 90 years old, remembers the great moments of her career, her past loves and agrees to say a few words about his great-grandchildren, born to his granddaughters Théa and Anna Charrier. “They say one of your granddaughters looks like you at the same age.
Do you realize you’re even a great-grandmother?” his long-time friend asks him in the interview. “Yes, I am a great-grandmother of three little Norwegians who do not speak French and whom I rarely see,” replies the one who has not always had a good relationship with her only son, Nicolas-Jacques Charrier.
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