She left to spread red and black, for seventeen years, in the United States. Today, Jeanne Mas is back on our borders. She left Arizona to find the suburbs of Paris where she raised her two children, where her youngest was born. On the work side, the singer is not idle. She once again enchants the stage, and the French public, and will notably perform her repertoire on September 24 at the Théâtre de la Tour Eiffel in Paris. She is also releasing a book, Vegan Generations, le book for all vegan apprentices, published by Hugo, in which she notably reveals the recipes of her son Christopher.
Of a rather discreet nature, Christopher is today on the cover of a culinary book with his mother. He is the youngest son of Jeanne Mas, mother of the novelist Victoria – who recently published his second book. “I don’t think my children owe me any of their talentsexplains the artist in the pages of the magazine Gala. Victoria had this passion for literature and this desire to write very, very young. She read authors that I have never read and that I will probably never read, because I am connected to everything that is homeopathy, well-being, biology, we are really in different sectors. As for Christopher, who is a sound engineer, he loves cooking, mixing ingredients, something I don’t do. They made their own choices. I only respected them and accompanied them.”
Men have always been obstacles
Jeanne Mas may not have taught scales and arpeggios to her children, but she made it a point of honor to inculcate human values in them. Respect for others, the animal world and the planet. We don’t know who the singer had her daughter and son with, but one thing is certain, she hasn’t planned to talk about it … or find a new companion, despite a few attempts. “It hasn’t bothered me for a long time. I no longer want to have an obstacle in my life and, for me, men have always been obstacles to my development, she assures. JI’m not into research. I have so many other things to do than get married. And then my medium told me that there was nothing romantic and sentimental on the horizon!“
Find the full interview with Jeanne Mas in the magazine Galan°1528, of September 22, 2022.