Brigitte Macron is very close to her children. And if all three can boast of a good career – Tiphaine Auzière, 37, is a lawyer, Laurence Auzière-Jourdan, 44, is a cardiologist, Sébastien Auzière, 46, is an engineer – the First Lady remembers of their young years and the education she gave them. Tuesday, February 2, 2021, the president of the Fondation Hôpitaux de Paris-Hôpitaux de France visited the Maison de Solenn, inaugurated in 2004 by Bernadette Chirac. During this visit to the structure located at Cochin Hospital, in Paris, and dedicated to multidisciplinary care in pediatrics and adolescent medicine, the wife of the President of the Republic Emmanuel Macron slipped a little confidence on the education of his daughters and his son, born of his former love affair with André-Louis Auzière. "I was cooler with my students than with my children", said the former French teacher, reports Paris Match, relayed by Gala.
During her meeting with the teenagers, Brigitte Macron gave them valuable advice. "You have chosen professions of the future", she congratulated them, while they have chosen to move towards the restaurant and hotel industry. The one who launched the Yellow Pieces operation almost a month ago also encouraged them to protect themselves from the school bullying of which some of them are victims. To do this, she reminded them that she, too, can be attacked on social networks. Criticisms that she tries to take a step back from. "Who are these people? It's okay. If I listen to them, I don't get up in the morning", she said.
This difficult time away from his family
During the first confinement, if Brigitte Macron insisted on keep the link with loved ones thanks to the calls in Face Time and WhatsApp, the lack had been felt, as she had confided in the columns of Paris Match in May 2020. The wife of the Head of State thus revealed what she would do from the deconfinement: "Make up five late birthdays, that of my daughter Laurence, those of my grandchildren and mine. Birthdays on Skype are really sad. "
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