Laurent Voulzy, who is his wife, Mirella Lepetit?

Laurent Voulzy is one of the guests of the issue of 100% Taratata broadcasted this Tuesday, January 26th as a bonus on France 2. The occasion to draw the portrait of his wife, Mirella Lepetit, whose life he has been sharing for more than fifteen years.

This Tuesday, January 26th, France 2 is dedicating its evening to live music, which many French people are asking for. If, for the moment, a new confinement is more on the agenda than the opening of movie theaters, shows and concerts, viewers will still be able to console themselves with Taratata 100% Live, Nagui's show. Among the guests will be Camélia Jordana, Gims, Kendji Girac but also Laurent Voulzy to promote his album Florilège released in 2020, a compilation of the greatest songs of his career. Adulated by many, example for many artists and great friend of Alain Souchon, it is all to Mirella Lepetit that Laurent Voulzy devotes his time when the lights, microphones and instruments go out. Married since 2010, the couple even had a child, a boy named Quentin and born in 2002. But who is Laurent Voulzy's companion?

Meeting during an interview

As much to say that if Laurent Voulzy is passionate about music, he found a good reason to love it in 1987. At the time, Télé Poche, a TV magazine, devoted a portrait of him in its magazine. A meeting led by... Mirella Lepetit, journalist. If love at first sight is not yet a current event, a beautiful friendship is created between the interviewer and her interlocutor: "We remained friends, and much later, this feeling was transformed", revealed Mirella in the columns of Paris Match in 2007. Three years later, it is in Saint-Pierre-Quiberon, in the Breton region, that Laurent Voulzy cherishes so much that they say "yes" to each other.

However, the journalist did not get into music by meeting Laurent Voulzy and falling in love with him. Mirella Lepetit continued her career by working for other titles such as Télé Ciné Obs and the excellent Nouvel Observateur, while remaining one of her greatest pillars in bad times. Never before has a profession turned a person's life upside down so much...