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Frank Leboeuf will step out of his comfort zone. Like Florent Manaudou and Adil Rami, the 98 world champion will indeed be among the candidates for the new edition of Dancing with the Stars, which is scheduled to be broadcast this winter. The former defender had already been very close to being cast five years ago, with a strong idea at the time.
“I almost participated in Dancing with the Stars, with my wife, because she is a dancer. I wanted to create a couple and I suggested that. It had almost been accepted. We even did tests,” he told RTL in spring 2022, explaining that the affair had collapsed due to his financial demands: “I don’t forget that I have a status. Televisions have forgotten that there is a status and that you cannot do anything based on your status, your standing. If I say yes to 15,000 euros, and they take someone who has less standing than me, who has just started, how much will we offer them? »
Frank Leboeuf met her after the 98 World Cup
Was Frank Leboeuf able to convince the producers of the show? His wife has some arguments to make. Chrislaure Nollet has in fact been a classical dance teacher for almost two decades after having been a classical dancer herself and almost becoming a prima ballerina. In the 90s, she was even one of the members of the group So What, the first French girls band
Frank Leboeuf met his future wife for the first time just a week after the 1998 coronation. He was then in a relationship with Betty, with whom he had two children, including top model Jade Leboeuf, and Chrislaure Nollet was then the companion of Fabrice Santoro. But the situation changed in 2010 when the former international crossed paths with her again…
“I always thought she was a beautiful girl. We received each other at home, especially in London, but I never had any ulterior motives. And then in 2010, I had just come off stage when she called out to me: “Frank? “. A few days later, we were a couple,” he confided in the columns of Ici Paris, adding: “ We got married in 2013 on a boat in Paris, we wanted a beautiful ceremony but without going overboard, we had 80 guests. »
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