In an interview, Sergei Dvortsov, the former director at Pierre Narcisse, described a trip to Russia by the artist’s illegitimate son, Andre, marking his first visit to the country. The details were shared with mk.ru, highlighting the young man’s connection to the Moscow scene and his ties to the late Pierre Narcisse.
Andre, now 28, traveled to Moscow and spent time in the city’s most recognizable landmarks. Dvortsov noted that the singer’s son maintains a successful career as a football player and leads a comfortable life. The producer explained that he, along with the artist’s widow, Valery Kalacheva, invited Andre to Moscow to honor his father and to pay respects in memory of Pierre Narcisse. Although Andre had wanted to visit sooner, concerns about parental pressure kept him from traveling earlier.
During their stay, Dvortsov described visits to iconic locations in the Russian capital, including Red Square and the Bolshoi Theater. He recalled that Valery Kalacheva accompanied Andre on the trip, and that the time was filled with enjoyable experiences. The group also explored the local dining scene, with Andre trying traditional Russian cuisine and discovering a fondness for French fries, which he found particularly appealing within the fast food offerings in Moscow.
According to Dvortsov, the visit left Andre inspired by Moscow. Yet, practical considerations regarding his living arrangements prevented an immediate move. The young man has family ties in Cameroon, including his mother and stepfather, which complicate any rapid relocation.
Dvortsov added that Andre has since returned to Cameroon but plans to come back to Moscow soon to spend more time with his father’s family. The producer emphasized that the door remains open for further connections and visits as Andre continues to navigate his own career and personal commitments.
Earlier reports indicated that Narcisse had a grandchild through his illegitimate son, underscoring the ongoing and evolving family narrative surrounding the artist. This latest update provides a clearer picture of Andre’s intentions and the lasting influence of Narcisse’s legacy within both personal and professional circles.