In full promotion of his new show Nawell Madani in short!, Nawell Madani
was the guest ofAnne-Elisabeth Lemoine on the set of the show C to youthis Wednesday February 28, 2024. During this interview with the team of France 5the 40-year-old comedian, host, screenwriter and director discussed in detail her professional projects, but also aspects of her personal life.
If Djebril Zonga’s wife can boast of her remarkable career, the latter has also went through difficult times
. For years, the actress notably fought to become a mother. A fight that she now prefers to laugh about, but which disrupted her daily life for a long time.
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Nawell Madani in pain
“It was very hard, I had to go through a lot of other obstacles to tell myself that it was the greatest of my life…“she confided before revealing that she had suffered from “intrusive questions” of her relatives who never stopped questioning her about her fertility and her desires for motherhood despite her “dozens of IVF“. Hurt in the past, Nawell Madani says she is completely healed since her daughter came into her life.
“It was very hard, the biggest obstacle of my life… I laugh about it today because it’s easy for me, I had my daughter. Today I manage to share this path winding that we lived with my husband.”Nawell Madani, her fight to be a mother, in #CàVouspic.twitter.com/luPo75yTDd
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“I laugh about it today because it’s easy for me, I had my daughter. It’s the greatest gift and today I am able to share this adventure and this winding path that we experienced with my husband and that I kept secret for a long time. At the beginning I said: ‘No, it’s my career above all, I’ve struggled enough to have a child on my hands’. I was trying to tell myself another story. Especially since my husband is African, I am of North African origin, children are the wealth of a family and we bought a little dog… for my family I was completely lost.” Now, Nawell Madani and his companion are filled with happiness.
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