Chantal Ladesou told a beautiful anecdote this Friday, April 15. The comedian confessed with confused Valérie Trierweiler and Julie Gayet.
Chantal Ladesou would have liked to hide in a mouse hole. On Friday April 15, the comedian told a very embarrassing moment at the microphone of RTL in the show The Big Heads. Indeed, she remembered having discovered the day before, the show of Jérémy Ferrari. But now behind the scenes, she meets a former First Lady: “When I was waiting to see him, there was Valérie Trierweiler. I was with my husband and she doesn’t know him. And then I had a memory lapse, I couldn’t remember his name! And, to be well brought up, I said: ‘This is Julie Gayet, my husband’“.
A rather serious error, since the two women still fell in love with the same man: François Hollande. Especially since Chantal Ladesou knows Julie Gayet very well: “I shot and I’m shooting with Julie Gayet. Yes, she plays my daughter in three films anyway. She makes you friends. No no, it’s not true! But it doesn’t matter!”. A story that made all the members die of laughter, even if the comedian was not very comfortable at the time. But it took more to annoy Chantal Ladesou who knows how to laugh at her.
The reaction of her parents when she announced that she wanted to become an actress
Indeed, self-mockery, the comedian, she knows that. She who has always been passionate about theater confided in how her parents reacted when she told them about her career plan : “She always told me that, if there hadn’t been the war, she would have loved being an actress. She suddenly took me to the theater a lot and encouraged me in this direction. A frustration that she undoubtedly passed on to me and which means that I wanted to do this job at all costs”, she confides about her mother. As for his father, the reaction was quite different: “At 20, I left for Paris to enroll in the Simon course. I no longer had the support of my mother who had unfortunately already passed away, and for my father, I was a lost girl! He said that I would finish under the bridges… To which I replied that it was perfect, because there were plenty of musicians under the bridges!
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Chantal Ladesou
“When I was waiting to see him, there was Valérie Trierweiler. I was with my husband and she doesn’t know him. And then I had a memory lapse, I couldn’t remember his name! And, to be well brought up, I said: ‘I present to you Julie Gayet, my husband'”.
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4/12 –
Chantal Ladesou
A rather serious error, since the two women still fell in love with the same man: François Hollande.
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5/12 –
Chantal Ladesou
Especially since Chantal Ladesou knows Julie Gayet very well: “I shot and I shoot with Julie Gayet. Yes, she plays my daughter in three films anyway. doesn’t matter!”. A story that made all the members die of laughter, even if the comedian was not very comfortable at the time.
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Chantal Ladesou and her husband Michel Ansault
But it took more to annoy Chantal Ladesou who knows how to laugh at her.
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Chantal Ladesou and her husband Michel Ansault
Indeed, self-mockery, the comedian, she knows that. She, who has always been passionate about theater, confided in how her parents reacted when she told them of her career plan.
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Chantal Ladesou
“She always told me that, if there hadn’t been the war, she would have loved to be an actress. She suddenly took me to the theater enormously and encouraged me in this direction.”
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Chantal Ladesou and her husband Michel Ansault – Preview of the film “Superhero despite himself” at the cinema
“A frustration that she probably passed on to me and that made me want to do this job at all costs,” she says of her mother.
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Chantal Ladesou and her husband Michel Ansault
As for his father, the reaction was quite different.
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Chantal Ladesou
“At 20, I left for Paris to enroll in the Simon course.”
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12/12 –
Chantal Ladesou
“I no longer had the support of my mother who had unfortunately already passed away, and for my father, I was a lost girl! He said that I would end up under bridges… To which I replied that it was perfect, because there were plenty of musicians below decks!