“I’ve never seen my violent father”: Alain Delon’s son “surprised” accusations of domestic violence

Alain Delon hit Rosalie van Breemen, who was her partner? This is what Alain-Fabien Delon affirms in the research book The last days of the Samurai (Robert Laffont), in bookstores this Thursday, May 22 and written by journalists Laurence Pieau and François Vignolle.

In this work, 31 years accuses his father of having raised his hand on his mother, Rosalie Van Breemen. “He destroyed my mother’s head. He turned his nose twice, he threw a fart of ribs, he threw an eight ribs fart …” he said.

Alain Delon “couldn’t kill” Hiromi Rollin twice

Accusations with which Anthony Delon distanced this Thursday, May 22 in BFMTV. If he “does not contradict” this testimony, without wanting to “comment”, he still says he is “surprised” by these accusations. “The testimonies of violence surprise me. It’s terrible,” he said in BFMTV.

“I don’t know when these events have happened,” he said. “My father never raised his hand on my mother (Nathalie Delon Edlrr),” he also indicates in BFMTV, saying “never to have seen a violent father” or “never have seen any of his women with black eyes.”

Alain-Fabien also accuses his father, who died last August, of having been violent with Hiromi Rollin, the company Lady of Alain Delon, who lived with him in his residence in Douchy, in Loiret.

“The number of times he has fucked in Hiromi’s mouth, I can’t tell them,” Alain-Fabien said in The last days of the Samurai.

A testimony corroborated by a friend of Hiromi Rollin, for whom Alain Delon “could not kill her twice” and have caused her “black butter and blues.” Hiromi Rollin was expelled by the brothers Delon, who filed a complaint against him for moral harassment, a complaint since he qualified without follow -up.

If Laurence Pieau’s research book and François Vignolle are particularly rich in revelations, Anthony Delon asks him to take this new information “with a little distance.” “Many people say things, they get carried away, draw coverage towards them or liquidate accounts,” warns of our branch, pointing out “respectable research work.”