This is an announcement of the TV transfer window that few people expected… This April 11, our colleagues from 7 Days TV have thus formalized Laetitia Milot as future host of the
Best pastry chef
on M6, in place of Marie Portolano, who left several months ago for France 2 to present the show Telematin.
A revival in the career of the former headliner of the series
More beautiful life
on France 3, which however does not go completely into the unknown. Laetitia Milot had already made an appearance on M6 in the second season of Operation Seduction, a reality TV broadcast in 2004 where several young boys have the mission of electing the best seductress among a dozen contenders. A very distant past for the actress who focuses more on her family life but also on her fight against the illness which has been gnawing at her for several decades.
No second child
An often hidden and taboo illness: endometriosis. Like 2 million French women, Laetitia Milot suffers from this terrible disease which causes violent pain in the stomach, particularly during periods, as well as much more serious symptoms such as vomiting, discomfort and even intestinal disorders. , lungs or brain. This disease also causes infertility for some women, although this is not entirely the case for Laetitia Milot, mother of little Lyana since 2018.
However, the fear was very present for the actress, who had to have an operation in 2012 to successfully fight this disease and who was not sure of one day being able to have a child. She also reported on it in 2017 in a testimonial book entitled When is the Baby due?where she looked back on her illness and also offered a voice to other women suffering from endometriosis.
Still under treatment several years after this operation, Laetitia Milot is however far from being cured since she has stated on several occasions that the disease had worsened, putting an end to all dreams of a second child. “The disease took over after giving birth. And it turns out that it has progressed too much now. I will therefore no longer be able to give birth a second time and have another child. Gynecologists tend to tell patients : ‘Get pregnant and it will get better’. This is not true. Pregnancy does not cure endometriosis. After giving birth, endometriosis took 3 to 4 months before reappearing. I got my symptoms back “explained the actress to Medisite, specifying however that she was thinking about adoption with her husband Badri to expand the family a little more.