This Sunday, June 18, Amanda Lear was the guest of the show Sept à Huit, on TF1. The opportunity for the singer to look back on her childhood, her career, the passing of time and on one of her songs which returns 45 years after its release.
Amanda Lear recently came to terms with the loss of a loved one. On Tuesday, June 13, the singer had announced, on her Instagram account, that her cat Chaussette had died, after 23 years of living together. “Rest in peace my dear sock”, she wrote in the caption of a photo of a tabby cat with white paws sleeping peacefully. “23 years together, I’m so sad“, she added. So close to her four-legged companions, she confided that she had mentioned in her will that she would leave everything to them when she died.
Yet, despite this loss, Amanda Lear hasn’t lost her sense of humor. This Sunday, June 18, she was invited to the show of seven to eight, broadcast from TF1, in the portrait of the week. During this interview, Audrey Crespo-Mara returned to the artist’s song entitled Follow Mefrom his album sweet revengereleased in 1978. This planetary hit has returned to center stage thanks to the new advertising campaign by Chanel for the perfume Miss Coco.
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Amanda Lear hasn’t lost her sense of humor
If she did not reveal the amount she received for the use of her song in this commercial, Amanda Lear explained: “What is extraordinary is that as this advertisement is broadcast around the world 15 or 50 times a day, I even made unexpected hit parades in South Korea.” “That said, when I am told: “You hit the jackpot, you must be a multi-billionaire! » I’m stopping you right now, not at all. People don’t know that the record company, which are obviously raptors, it’s not the huge jackpot that we imagine. Anywayit will pay for my EHPAD, it’s very good“, she continued jokingly.
In an interview with 20 minutes, on June 5, Amanda Lear explained that she was surprised to have been approached by the brand. “I was surprised when Chanel contacted me because it’s a song I wrote forty years ago. For them, Follow Me represents the night, mystery, seduction…“, she confided.
Facing Audrey Crespo Mara, Amanda Lear also returned on her childhood as an only daughter with separated parents. “That’s why I don’t really believe in couples”, she pointed out. The singer also addressed the time of the pastindicating to have arrived at a “age when all the girls of [son] age look older than[‘elle]“. “I think you become a little old woman when you no longer want“, she clarified. But, Amanda Lear still seems to have all the energy and the desire to continue on her way.
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