Patrick Sébastien very moved by evoking his deceased mother in En aparté (VIDEO)

This Tuesday, January 3, Patrick Sébastien was the guest of Nathalie Lévy in As an aside on Canal+. During the show, the host was able to review images of his mom whom he had trapped in The Great Bluff.

On September 29, Patrick Sebastian unveiled his brand new book, Live and be reborn every day, in which he confides with an open heart. This Tuesday, January 3, the host chose the set of As an aside to look back on the highlights of his career. If he made a moving confidence about a politician whose identity he did not wish to reveal, the former presenter of Biggest Cabaret in the world was also able to review images of the day when he trapped Andrée, his motherin The Great Bluff broadcast at the time on TF1. He had disguised himself as a policeman and had fun talking badly about himself to anger his mother before revealing his true identity to her. A sequence which, even today, moves him a lot.

His touching declaration to his mother in As an aside

“I miss her terribly, she was the love of my life, she remains the love of my life“, he reacted on the show after reviewing the images. And to continue:We both built ourselves. In each of my books, she is on my shoulder. There she is on my shoulder. She talks to me. She said to me: ‘Be careful what you say (…) Don’t say everything you want to say’. We have always been one and even after his death, we are one. She was a woman of duty. You should know that I was born on November 14, 1953… Until November 12, she was going to work in the factory lifting tons of apples on her bike, doing 20 terminals a day (…) She raised with values, but also with the value of bullshit (…) She was fickle too, courageous“.

“I stopped my gesture along the way“

In the show, Patrick Sébastien also spoke about his relationship to suicide, revealing in which case he would end his life. “Me, I saw my mom for four years, dragging from hospital to hospital, I don’t want to go through that“, he confided to Nathalie Lévy. He then agreed to return to the last moments of his mother’s life, he who has “lived“euthanasia with her in”trying“to end his suffering. And to clarify:I tried, and I don’t know where I blame myself the most. I stopped my gesture along the way, she had made me promise to do so. I don’t know if I blame myself for making the move or not finishing it“.

As an asideto be found in full on the application myCANAL.