guest of What an era! on France 2, Roselyne Bachelot, ex-Minister of Culture, had eyes for footballer Youssouf Fofana, who looked rather embarrassed.
For the new issue of What an era! broadcast this Saturday, January 21 on France 2, Léa Salamé had invited on her set nine personalities from all walks of life, including the former minister Roselyne Bachelot. The politician had come to present her book 682 days, the ball of the hypocrites in which she looks back on the time she spent at the Ministry of Culture under the presidency of Emmanuel Macron. Known for not having her tongue in her pocket, she notably addresses the closure of performance halls and cinemas during the health crisis and points the finger at the behavior of certain artists who have been ungrateful towards her.as public money flowed“.
Roselyne Bachelot totally under the spell of footballer Youssouf Fofana
While Léa Salamé was interested in the career of the rapper SDM, who came to present his album Links of the 100, Roselyne Bachelot only had eyes for Youssouf Fofana, the young midfielder who played in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. “He is adorable Youssouf Fofana“, she suddenly launched on the set of the talk show, provoking the laughter of the main interested party and the other guests. This little remark did not escape the ears of Léa Salamé. “Roselyne Bachelot is in love with you, I don’t know what to wish you“, commented the journalist before adding: “It’s true that this smile…“.”Oh, it’s amazing“, answered Roselyne Bachelot tac-au-tac before Christophe Dechavanne tried to calm his enthusiasm, reminding him that the footballer only has “24 years“. What the resident of the Big heads retorted: “I’m 76, so what?“, again causing the audience to laugh. This unexpected sequence quickly made the rounds of the Web and amused many Internet users.
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A very discreet intimate life
Very discreet about her personal life, we know little about the intimate life of Roselyne Bachelot. The former Minister of Culture had married Jacques Bachelot in 1968 in Maine-et-Loire, before divorcing after thirty years of marriage. Since then, she has only kept the name of her ex-husband for her media and professional career. Together, they had a son, Pierre, born in 1969. A child who had struggled to live with the media coverage of his mother, as she confided a few years ago to Tele-Leisure. “He suffered from the way others looked at us. He was martyred at school, through words and gestures. We had to remove him from a school because of a teacher who beat him because he was my son“, she remembered.
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