It is a position that we did not see coming but which caused a lot of noise. The former scrum half of the XV of France, Frederic Michalak, has decided to speak out on a subject that is very present in political debates and which is particularly close to his heart. The 39-year-old retiree, who made Stade Toulouse happy for many years, is now married to the beautiful Cindy and is the proud father of three handsome boys, Hugo, Jason and Marlon. We know it less, he also has a sister, of whom he has just spoken on his social networks.
Visibly interested in the presidential campaign that is taking place at the moment and faced with the duel between outgoing President Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen, the former rugby player has made his choice. In a tweet posted yesterday, Frédéric Michalak evokes the fate of his little sister and admits his concern about the possible result of the next election. “My little sister born in France, I love you, I’m sad to see that you wouldn’t be free in your own country to live your faith. Free, veiled by choice, and helping the most needy every day!”he wrote in his message.
Frédéric Michalak gives his voting instructions for Sunday
Frédéric Michalak accompanies his words with a photo where we see him in the company of his little sister, veiled in the photo, while he carries a child in his arms. A strong message that he concludes with a radical position. “Shame on you the National Rally”he says before inviting people to vote for Emmanuel Macron. A position that is in line with that of many French athletes just after the result of the first round and which made Internet users react since the publication has received more than 370 responses since yesterday.