We’re used to seeing her take on roles that are each just as hilarious as the next. Giving us the feeling that by spending an evening with her, we could have our jaws which remember the day before and which are still unhooked so much we would have laughed at her jokes and anecdotes. Indeed, Isabelle Nanty breathes the joy of living and manages to make laugh anyone who observes her on a screen or who spends a moment in her company.
However, this does not mean that at times his old demons wake up. Especially when we talk about motherhood. The actress who has been showing at Tuche 4 since Wednesday, December 8, is nevertheless a fulfilled mother thanks to her daughter Tallulah whom she adopted when she was less than two years old. However, this is not his biological daughter. Indeed, the one who gives the reply to Jean-Paul Rouve learned at the age of 30 that she could never bear life.
In an interview for Gala in 2018, it made known in particular: “I am a Distilbène child [un médicament qui a provoqué des anomalies génitales, NDLR]. I also bring together all the ‘dys’: dyslexic, dyspratic, dyscalculic…! I chose to adopt alone. When I met my daughter, she was eighteen months old. She also adopted me ”. The ” mistake “ to her mother treated with distilbene to avoid miscarriages. This drug has caused serious problems and in particular fertility concerns in some women as noted by our colleagues from Purepeople.
Although she is happy at the moment, Isabelle Nanty felt like a “Half-woman” on hearing the terrible news: “ I know, you don’t have to have kids to be happy, but when I found out I felt like I was half a woman. Before adopting, I had to mourn the loss of biological motherhood and be careful that my daughter did not come to fill a void, ” she recognized in the columns of Release.