Kelly Massol gave an interview to Télé Star, on newsstands Monday February 12, 2024. The opportunity for the businesswoman present in Who wants to be my partner?, on M6, to make some revelations about her children.
Since 2020, M6 broadcasts Who wants to be my partner?, a program connecting entrepreneurs and investors, in order to receive support, advice and financing. Present since the first season, Marc Simoncini and Éric Larchevêque are now accompanied by Jean-Pierre Nadir, Anthony Bourbon, Stéphanie Delestre, Tony Parker and Kelly Massol. For Télé Star, on newsstands Monday February 12, 2024, the latter agreed to confide. “If I’m here, it’s to help entrepreneurs, people who have the same story as me and haven’t necessarily had the listening they deserve. I’m looking for nuggets, people who have gold in their hands and who I can highlight. I wish to be a good fairy and not just a financial partner”she said.
If she wants to help others, it is in particular because the young woman has gone through many trials. After her mother left home when she was only six months old, Kelly Massol was raised by her grandmother in a 15m2 apartment. After the death of her grandmother a few years later, she went to boarding school before living with her mother in Seine-Saint-Denis. Victim of beatings, she then asked at the age of 15 to be placed in a foster family. “I think I wouldn’t have gotten to where I am if I hadn’t experienced all that because it gave me this unlimited hunger. I know what it’s like to have nothing, to have everything, and to do everything not to lose it.”she estimated.
Kelly Massol: “I particularly messed up their education”
Today, the businesswoman is at the head of a successful hair care company, Les secrets de Lolly, and benefits from his two sons: Marco and Marley, 8 and 7 years old. For Télé Star, however, she mentioned a regret concerning the way in which she had raised them. “I particularly messed up their education regarding their relationship with money. My eldest has no idea how much a pencil costs and is not the type to ask for something because it’s fashionable. His criterion is that it be pretty. It doesn’t matter if it costs five or a hundred euros… In today’s world, I’m not sure that it’s an asset, but I believe on the other hand that I knew how to instill in them the value of work.”she said.
An interview to be found in full in your Télé Star on Monday February 12
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Jury of Who wants to be my partner?
Today, the businesswoman is at the head of a successful hair care company, Les secrets de Lolly, and benefits from her two sons: Marco and Marley, 8 and 7 years old. For Télé Star, however, she mentioned a regret concerning the way in which she had raised them. “I particularly messed up their education regarding their relationship with money. My eldest has no idea how much a pencil costs and is not the type to ask for something because it’s fashionable,” she said.