Prefer to take this time to love yourself: Alexandre Kominek tired of criticism on his relationship with Florence Foresti

Over the past few years, Alexandre Kominek has established himself as one of the most prominent comedians in the French-speaking scene. As a contributor to the show “La Bande Originale” on France Inter, he also graced the iconic stage of the Olympia in January 2026 for his show “Bâtard sensible,” and is currently appearing in Laurence Arné’s comedy series “Recalée,” available on Netflix since April 22, 2026.

Invited to the set of “C à vous” on April 17, 2026, to discuss this new program, Alexandre Kominek also took the opportunity to clarify his relationship with Florence Foresti, which has been ongoing for several years.

The indifference of Alexandre Kominek

In publicly acknowledging his relationship with one of the French people’s favorite comedians, Alexandre Kominek faced numerous criticisms, particularly regarding their sixteen-year age difference. When asked about his relationship by Mohamed Bouhafsi, the 36-year-old man first praised his partner, saying, “Florence is the GOAT (Greatest of all time), she’s the queen.”

He then addressed the criticisms insinuating that he was using this relationship to advance his own professional career. “Many people have criticized. Whether people I know or people on the internet. But really, who cares?” he sighed. He concluded, “Everything can be criticized. There are fools everywhere criticizing. There are people wasting their time criticizing. Honestly, prefer to spend that time loving yourself rather than dumping on others.”

Alexandre Kominek quickly fell in love with Florence Foresti

Appearing on the set of “Quotidien” in January 2025, Alexandre Kominek explained that he initially struggled to accept this rapid love. “I quickly fell in love with a woman. But I had a hard time at first accepting my love for her… I was thinking about how people would perceive me, the age difference, etc. But in the end, love is so great that at some point, it sweeps everything away. And you think, ‘But I don’t care, I live for myself, not for others.'”

In an interview with “Paris Match” in December 2025, the comedian also reflected on the criticisms he faced. “At first, honestly, the comments from the industry saying, ‘He’s with her to make it.’ It was a bit heavy. Five years later, no one bats an eye. We preserve our story.”