Died 13 years ago, Cathy Sarraï, the original interpreter of Super Nanny, remains in the minds. In particular that of the one who succeeded him: Sylvie Jenaly.
18 years ago, M6 burst onto the screen with its new show in which overwhelmed parents called on an education professional to help them in extreme situations where their children had become unmanageable: Super Nanny. Every week, the reality TV program was the heyday of the private channel. Viewers loved to hate this former governess played by Cathy Sarraï who came to impose rules of life on overwhelmed young people. This story lasted until 2010, the year the personality disappeared. Real name Kalthoum Saihi, the parental coach, had died of breast cancer at the age of 47, leaving three children behind and without having spoken beforehand about her illness.
Cathy Sarrai, “iconic”
Today, the show continues to exist but it has changed channels… and performers. In 2013, it is Sylvie Jenaly which took over, moving from NT1 to TF1 to finish today on TFX. After being a governess for a long time, she in turn became the most famous nanny in France and managed to impose herself in the minds of viewers. While the show had stopped offering unreleased material, it returns as a bonus and exclusively on Wednesday, February 15 next. The opportunity for his flagship personality to talk about his television experience… and to pay tribute to the unforgettable Cathy Sarraï.
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“Not easy to pass after”
In the magazine TV Star this February 6, Sylvie Jenaly talked about her first steps in the shoes of Super Nanny. A role that she was far from imagining to embody for so long: “I try to be in the present moment. I would never have imagined that this adventure would last so long because it does not depend on me but on the audiences. But it turns out that a majority of French people have adopted me… ” However, three years after the death of the legendary Super Nanny of origin, it was not obvious as confirmed by its current interpreter: “It was not easy to go after the iconic Cathy Sarraï”she confirmed in the form of a tribute, explaining however that her role had evolved over the years and neuroscientific discoveries on the child.
