Died this Sunday, December 28 at the age of 91, Brigitte Bardot leaves behind an only son, named Nicolas-Jacques Charrier. Not wishing to become a mother, the actress learned to deal with this child. A complex filial relationship, which has finally subsided over time.
A child left for an orphan. Just a few months after the death of Jacques Charrier, who died on September 3 at the age of 88, Nicolas Charrier sees his mother Brigitte Bardot leave in turn. Initially distended and complex, their relationship manages to calm down over time, thanks in particular to the intervention of Bernard d’Ormale. The latter, who has been the husband of Brigitte Bardot since 1992, has been playing elbows for mother and son to come closer together. “I asked Brigitte to go see her son and then here it went well,” he told Paris Match last September. “They don’t see each other much, but he often came to the Madrague. And they are called regularly. Here, the day before yesterday! “He said. It was far from being won at the start…
At the end of the 50’s, the one who has already undergone several abortions still does not have the plan to become a mother, much less with her companion of the time Jacques Charrier. “She could be happy. It is the opposite. Love is free savagery. She doesn’t want that child. Not ready. Not the envy. Not with this man, Charrier, who is becoming more and more possessive, whom she knows is fragile, sometimes violent,” says Pascal Louvrier in his book Vérité BB (Éd. The Smuggler). But fate will decide otherwise for her.
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