Marlène Schiappa, a politician in her forties, talked about her divorce from Cédric Bruguière. She shared with Paris Match on March 2 that she has moved on from her divorce and is now in a new relationship with Matthias Savignac, the head of the general mutual of National Education. Before this, she had already experienced a breakup with Cédric, who is the father of her daughters.
During a private interview with Paris Match on Thursday, March 2, Marlène Schiappa, the secretary of state responsible for social and solidarity economy and associational life, revealed her new relationship.
Why Did Marlène Schiappa separate from her husband?
Marlène got married when she was 19, but she never revealed the name of her first husband. In a previous interview with Paris Match, she mentioned that they were only married for three weeks.
Later, she married a consultant named Cédric Bruguière in 2006, and they have two daughters, aged 16 and 11. After being together for 17 years, they recently got divorced.
Marlène expressed her gratitude for having a supportive spouse who treated her as an equal partner. They broke up for a few years but later got back together. Cédric Bruguière, in an interview with Paris Match, discussed their relationship for the first time. He mentioned that although they faced attacks and criticism, it no longer bothers them.
He now oversees equality for men and women, along with his wife Marlène, who is a former feminist and currently serves as the Secretary of State responsible for gender equality.
Marlène Schiappa, who has been married to essayist and human resources consultant Cédric Bruguière since 2006, confides this week in the Paris Match columns that it was evident and quick.
A spontaneous, unplanned love at first sight. The politician, who had separated from the father of her two girls a while back, was still seeing him at the time of the most recent report.
The Secretary of State makes an appearance in the most recent issue of Paris Match, walking arm in arm with her new love. Matthias Savignac was his name. They first spoke in December in New York. A romantic comedy-worthy encounter.
On December 13, 2022, Marlène Schiappa stopped by Matthias Savignac, the president of the Mutuelle générale de l’Éducation nationale, at the United Nations headquarters in Manhattan. Just a few hours have passed since they first met, yet the complicity in their gaze is already palpable.
When Marlène Schiappa’s life changed forever when Emmanuel Macron flipped his world upside down, Cédric Bruguière was the one who took responsibility for their two girls. The couple temporarily split up before getting back together.
She informed Madame Figaro in the month of July 2017, soon before going to Paris, even though she barely sees her children a single time a week, that since the campaign for president and their meeting, it’s primarily their father who handles it.
