“The one ‘Jour J’ receives tonight is an Earthman… but not quite”. From the start of her show, broadcast daily on RTL, Flavie Flament announces the exceptionality of her guest, Paul El Kharrat, whom she had already received two years earlier. Known for his 152 victories in the “12 Coups de midi” on TF1 obtained during six months, the young man, who presents himself at the microphone of the ex-Madame Castaldi as “honest, sincere, dreamy…” but also “tortured, disturbed ”, came to defend his latest book “Welcome to my world”, released on October 12, by Harper Collins editions. A moving autobiographical story where he talks about his Asperger syndrome. A way for him also to denounce the intolerance of a society where it is difficult to be different. A favorite of the public, the author has also, since 2020, been one of the members of “Grosses Têtes” on RTL, a program of humor and culture orchestrated by Laurent Ruquier.
“Here is the best son on Earth”
Between the 48-year-old blonde host and the brilliant autistic, the exchange is sweet, benevolent, enlightening and… fun too. Moved by an insatiable curiosity for all fields -literature, music, history…-, Paul El Kharrat, who has a phenomenal memory, cannot help but be interested in the technical details of the recording studio while talking about Nietzsche or Tchaikovsky. This Friday, December 23 was also a beautiful event in the life of Flavie Flament: the birthday of her eldest son Antoine, 27 years old. For the occasion, the PAF star posted a series of photos of the young man on his Instagram account with these words: “Here is the best son on Earth and I made him!!! (With the precious help of his dad) Happy you, Antoine !!!”. A nod to her ex-husband Bernard Flament. Flavie is also the mother of Enzo, born in 2004, from her union with Benjamin Castaldi. Two sons to whom she dedicates an unconditional love. In the magazine “Paris Match”, she confided on October 25, 2017: “Divorced at 23 years old. First raising my son Antoine alone, then Enzo (…) I was in a hurry to start my own family, with codes unlike those I had known. The presence of my children protected me from many things. I had to take care of myself to take care of them. There was no question of staying stuck in my pain, of subjecting them to what I was going through.”, then explained the mother, happy and particularly complicit with her two boys.
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