It’s the magazine
Voici
which announces it.
Charlotte Casiraghi, who reportedly recently separated from her husband, producer Dimitri Rassam, is said to have formed a relationship with writer Nicolas Mathieu, who won the Goncourt Prize in 2018 with his book
Their Children After Them
.
“It is in Paris that they often meet, for special moments together, before returning to their respective children,” we learn in the latest issue of the celebrity media.
The 45-year-old author, who claims his left-wing sensibilities, and was particularly strongly opposed to pension reform, “at first glance did not have the profile to seduce a member of the Monegasque court”, continues
Here
.
“And yet: magic worked between them.”
The two have more in common than it might seem.
The daughter of Caroline of Monaco is president and founder of the Rencontres Philosophiques de Monaco, where she has long expressed her passion for literature and philosophy.
Nicolas Mathieu, who lives in Nancy, won the Goncourt prize for his second novel, is also very sensitive to the question of parenthood, having published albums on this theme
La Grande Ecole
and
Le Secret des parents
(with Pierre-Henry Gomont) and
Papa
(with Stéphane Kiehl)*.
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Charlotte Casiraghi is also the mother of Raphaël, aged 10, the fruit of her romance with the comedian Gad Elmaleh, and of Balthazar, 5 years old, born of her union with the director Dimitri Rassam.
The latter had met the Monegasque during the 70th edition of the Cannes Film Festival, in 2017. Very discreet about their private life, they formalized their relationship almost a year later, in March 2018, during the César ceremony, before celebrating their wedding with great fanfare in June 2019. But seven years after the start of their romance, Charlotte Casiraghi and Dimitri Rassam would have made the decision to end their marriage at the end of 2023, revealed the magazine
Voici
in January.
According to the media, the breakup was initiated by Caroline de Monaco's daughter and was recorded during the end-of-year holidays.
“The couple had been going through a crisis for some time, with the “princess” reproaching the 42-year-old director for not being present enough,” we can read.
“Dimitri, who has become one of the biggest French producers, spends his time working.
They had no family life, it was heavy for her,” a source also told the magazine.
The son of Carole Bouquet recently produced the successful saga of The
Three Musketeers
, with Vincent Cassel, Pio Marmaï, François Civil and Eva Green, the two parts of which were released in 2023. Nicolas Mathieu, for his part, is the father of a 11-year-old boy, named Oscar, whose life moments he shares regularly on Instagram.
*Editions Actes Sud.