Laeticia Hallyday and her companion in Morocco for Christmas

Laeticia, the widow of Johnny Hallyday, celebrates Christmas and the end-of-year holidays with her partner Pascal Balland in Marrakech.

Laeticia Hallyday is about to settle down in Morocco. The widow of Johnny Hallyday will celebrate Christmas and the end of year celebrations in Marrakech with her companion Pascal Balland and their respective children.

This is what reports the people magazine Gala which adds that "the fusional couple, which has points of attachment in Los Angeles, Paris and Saint-Barth, decided to spend their first Christmas with their children under the Moroccan sun" .

"A nice trip that allows them to recharge their batteries after a few months of love under the flashes of the paparazzi, a neutral destination that saves them from choosing to spend their holidays at the end of the year, but also a country that has long been dear to Laeticia and Johnny Hallyday ", continues the publication.

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