"Mother chose my wedding day to poke one of her suits" by Elton John

Six months after the release of "Rocketman", Elton John published his Memoirs (Albin Michel Edition). Paris Match broadcasts exclusive extracts. Today, Sir Elton talks about his marriage to David Furnish and ... his mother's reaction.

Mother had chosen the most important day of my life to poke one of her suits, which scared me when I was little. I have inherited a part of his dirty character, but I know how to replace software quickly: once I realize what I've done - damn, not only do I behave like a fool, but the more I act like my mother - I rush to forgive myself [...].

Mother, she is unable to do it: she never feels remorse, never feels that she is wrong or behaves badly. In the best cases, it ends with a terrible scream - where, as usual, must have the last word - followed by fake reconciliation, a fragile truce that only lasts to the end. next explosion. Over the years, he has used his ability to sulk at epic, grandiose levels. Mom is Cecil B. DeMille's bad mood, Tolstoy's head shot.