This unusual house in which the couple lives

Updated August 1, 2024 at 09:13

Published on July 31, 2024 at 7:17 p.m. by Ingride Delatour

Julie Depardieu is in a relationship with the artist Philippe Katerine. Discover their unusual house.

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During the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympic Games, Philippe Katerine made a very notable appearance which was also censored in many countries. Since then, the singer has not stopped making people talk about him, but behind the spotlight and the controversies, the singer shares a more discreet life with his partner Julie Depardieu. The two artists own a house in Paris, in the Yvelines. It is a former presbytery. Discovery of this haven of peace where the couple likes to recharge their batteries far from the hustle and bustle of the capital.

An unusual house in the heart of Yvelines

Philippe Katerine and Julie Depardieu, who gave news of her father, Gérard Depardieu, own a unique house in Bougival, a commune in Yvelines. This residence, a former presbyteryis surrounded by a large lush garden. Julie Depardieu shared some details about this property with 20 Minutes: “I have hollyhocks that have been there since the dawn of time, a huge wisteria that I need to prune, vines, rose bushes, everything is mixed together“, she said.

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“There is greenery, the horizon is clear”she also confided to Paris Match in 2021. Philippe Katerine and Julie Depardieu share their time between Paris and their atypical house, like that of Mireille Mathieu, in Yvelines, with their two boys. A house that allows them to regularly recharge their batteries in a calmer, greener environment.

A controversial performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics

On July 26, during the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, where a tribute to Johnny Hallyday was paid, Philippe Katerine created a surprise with a very notable performance. The scene showed the singer Philippe Katerine, naked in a bell jar and covered in blue from head to toe. The singer on a table evoked the famous painting of The Last Supper, the last meal of Jesus with his apostles. He then performed his last title, “Not”provoking many reactions.

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“I watched it while I was getting painted blue, so I had time to see it, I found it very crazy, free and fresh above all. And after the controversies, I don’t know anything about it. To tell the truth, if there was no controversy, it would not be funny, If everyone agreed and had the same opinion, what a bore on this earth! It would be another fascism”he told BFMTV.

Philippe Katerine apologizes on American television

The singer gave an interview to American television and apologized to the “Christians of the world” for his performance at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games, where Joyce Jonathan and Gabriel Attal met.“I’m sorry if it was shocking because that was not the intention at all. I was raised in the Christian religion and the most beautiful thing about this religion is forgiveness. So I ask forgiveness if I have offended. The Christians of the world will grant it to me, I am sure, and will understand that it was mostly a misunderstanding,” did he declare.

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“There were of course people who were shocked and others who found it fun, French, different, creative. I was singing my song called ‘Naked’. There is an idea that the naked man is harmless. And it is also the idea of ​​the origin of the Olympic Games in Greece that is represented today. When you see the paintings, they are naked athletes, who cannot have weapons. So here I simply came to sing this song.”

Sources used:

20 Minutes, Paris Match, BFMTV, CNN