It’s never too late to admit your mistakes, it’s not Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine who will say the opposite. By receiving the author Gérard Miller in It’s up to you Tuesday, January 25, 2022, the presenter has also realized that he may have acted badly with his teenage son Arthur (born in 2004) in the past two years.
Gérard Miller came to promote his documentary The children of the century, they will never be the same again. A film through which he highlights the difficulty for the younger generation to come to terms with the coronavirus epidemic due to the ban on going out and regrouping during confinement. A generation that has thus been forced to “live like retirees“before time. And until now, Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine had not measured the impact of the health crisis on the youngest, like her son. What makes her today regret having been too hard on him.
I am sorry…
“This documentary, I will show it to my son, whom I scolded a lot, a lot during the pandemic precisely because he was part of this youth who sometimes did not respect the rules of confinement. I regret that I did“, she confessed live. And for her to welcome the message sent by her guest: “Gérard Miller, really, listening to you and listening to these young people, I said to myself: ‘Ok, there is something that you did not understand and did not grasp.‘”
Remember that Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine is also the mother of a second boy, Vasco (born in 2013 from his love affair with the architect Philippe Coelho). Very discreet about her private life, the host very rarely mentions her family, for which she is far from being a star. During an interview for TV Major channelsshe said precisely of her husband: “At work, no one knows he’s with me. When asked what his wife does, he replies: ‘Journalist’. Point.“His children meanwhile wouldn’t be at all interested in his TV career.”They don’t look It’s up to you. The little one saw me on TV but he doesn’t care! The 17-year-old is not interested in what I do, except when I receive guests like Orelsan or Biglo & Oli. There, I perceive a little respect in his voice!“, she laughed.