Rather discreet outside the 1 p.m. set of TF1, Marie-Sophie Lacarrau confided in our colleagues from the magazine She, in an article where she describes her cute sins but also the values that are dear to her. The opportunity for the journalist to talk about Awa, a little girl of whom she is the godmother. “I have Awa’s portrait on my desk at TF1. I became her godmother thanks to the Un enfant par la main association. The funds raised are used to provide care if Awa falls ill, to finance the renovation of her school… In the letters that I send her, I repeat to her, as to my two boys: “Anything is possible, have faith in yourself, you will stumble but you will get up.” I will soon be going to Senegal to meet her. I like to act, to bring my little stone to the building. I see the 1 p.m. newspaper with my teams as a vehicle for solutions. Rather than stopping at the observation of the decline in purchasing power, we are going to show how you can reduce your car bill. It’s simple but useful, it’s our role.“, she says.
In a slightly lighter way and as an assumed epicurean, Marie-Sophie Lacarrau reveals this dish she cannot resist: foie gras! “Homemade. I’m not from Aveyron for nothing! I get my supplies from a local producer, I stir it up just enough, I add salt and pepper without forgetting a drop of Armagnac, my grandmother’s touch. I’m a bon vivant, I like going to restaurants, especially L’Intangible, a table run by two wonderful young people in the Tarn. When I return to the South-West, the program is immutable: yoga, walks, tasting my father’s apricot jam, who lives in the middle of the sunflower fields, near Toulouse. I find my friends, whom I have known since childhood or university. We talk about the news, about life.“, she confides.
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