“Live well, live hidden“She said Kenji Girac last October in the How Are Riou program on Radio Monaco. The gypsy-pop singer, unveiled at 18 by the tele-hook of TF1 The voice in 2014, who does not hesitate to vent the joys of fatherhood and the exploits of his daughter Eva, born in January 2021, instead continues to defend the choice of his partner to keep the mystery of his identitydespite the curiosity of the media and the general public. Film magazine in turn he tried to find out more, in an intimate interview with Kendji Girac, published this Thursday, December 1 in the latest issue of the Belgian magazine.
After four questions about little Eva Alba, to whom the 26-year-old singer dedicated a single in his fifth album, The school of life, Released on Nov. 11, the reporter subtly launched, making a remark about Kendji Girac’s great discretion towards his partner. In vain. “He doesn’t hide, but prefers to stay on the other side of the decorum”replied the interpreter of Gypsy color. “She feels more protected and doesn’t want to be recognized.” “It’s her way of living something complicated: being the wife of a singer who is no longer there”, he also explained to the microphones of Radio Monaco, in reference to his frequent tours. The winner of the third edition of The voice then nuanced this secret, stating that “more” of his fans already knew the identity of the one who shared his life for several years.
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It’s hard to leave your daughter
Kendji Girac had already confided in the difficulty of dedicating all the time he would like to his family life, with such a demanding job. “Sometimes I pass several weeks without being able to go home. When I get home, I have the impression that she [sa fille Eva, ndlr] he has already grown uphe had complained at the beginning of November in the columns of the newspaper Provence. “When we come back, we see that they have already changed and we say to ourselves: ‘Damn, I lost a week’“.
Article written in collaboration with 6Medias.
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