Géraldine Nakache is on all fronts. After making a very notable appearance in the third season of the series LOL: whoever laughs, comes outbroadcast on Prime Video, the actress is back in dark theaters this Wednesday March 27 in Ronan Tronchot’s film, entitled Paternal. In full promotion for this new feature film, Olivier Nakache’s sister gave an interview to Release, published this Tuesday March 26. During the exchange, the 44-year-old screenwriter returned to numerous subjects, including her youth, spirituality and even her relationship with age. Questioned by our colleagues, Géraldine Nakache described herself with great humor and self-deprecation as a woman “more fresh, without being mega-withered either.” A beautiful way to express that she still has long and beautiful days ahead of her.
Even though she portrays herself as “no longer fresh”, Géraldine Nakache remains a reference in beauty and fashion. The proof ? On July 10, Leïla Bekhti’s eternal sidekick published two photos on her Instagram account. In the photos, the big fan of the no pants trend appeared dressed in a superb long, super glamorous cut out dress, sponge in hand, in front of a mountain of pans to wash. Her sublime dress then caught the eye of seasoned fashionistas. And for good reason: it was a black model in ribbed jersey from the Gucci brand. A close-fitting haute couture piece that perfectly enhanced her slender silhouette…
⋙ Adèle Exarchopoulos, Géraldine Nakache, the two lovely young mothers defending a cause close to their hearts
Géraldine Nakache opens up about her role as a mother: “Guilt is inherent to my personality”
At 44, Géraldine Nakache excels in cinema, on television, but also on red carpets and social networks. But like everyone, the actress can also encounter difficulties in everyday life, and more precisely in the education of her child. Mother of a daughter named Sarah, born in September 2016, Olivier Nakache’s sister particularly faces guilt, fearing not being a good mother. “Guilt is part of our genes”, she declared during an exchange with Tribune Sundaythis Sunday March 24. “If I don’t work nineteen hours a day, I feel like I’m good for nothing. And if I don’t breastfeed my child, I’m a bad mother…” she added, specifying that she had stopped fighting to no longer feel this guilt. “I have accepted that guilt is inherent to my personality. I just try not to make my daughter feel it, even though I think she is already starting to want to please her parents too much,” she concluded.
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