“I felt empty”, the host makes moving revelations about her strict childhood

Despite a long weekend, Frédéric Lopez was indeed there in France on March 31. The host presented a new number of his show A Sunday in the Country on France 2, in the company of several guests from very different backgrounds. Viewers were actually able to learn more about former prima ballerina Aurélie Dupont and singer Eddy De Pretto, who came to present his new album Crash Cœur released at the end of last year. At their side, we found the former host Sandrine Quétier who wanted to reconsider her career choices.

A little over six years ago, Fabrice Michelin’s partner announced that she wanted to turn the page on television, after having hosted Dance with the Stars or 50′ Inside for TF1, and devote herself fully to music and the comedy. She wanted to remind people that these two passions were not linked to a simple “whim” of a star. “Television was my job, it was never a passion. It was a very pleasant, very nice way to earn my living. I must also say that it must certainly have filled a narcissistic weakness or perhaps something else thing,” she actually emphasized.

Sandrine Quétier not yet dubbed by her peers

Very cash, Sandrine Quétier revealed that she had passed several castings but that she had not been selected, and gave the reason. I did castings, I got the roles but I wasn’t allowed to film. Because I was a presenter, I shouldn’t do comedy or singing, it was complicated, people wouldn’t understand”, she insisted, before letting it be known that she was not , according to her, “not a first choice.” “I hear it perfectly and it’s perfectly integrated. I’m not the one you necessarily want either. I’m ok with that. And if I have to write my roles, I will do it without any problem,” she concluded on this subject.

In the process, Sandrine Quétier, who we saw in the series Léo Matteï, Brigade des minors or Camping Paradis, spoke about her youth in the Chevreuse valley and her relationship with her father. “‘Was it strict at home?’, Frédéric Lopez asked his guest, very directly. Very strict. Dad, when he made me review my homework, it wasn’t a joke,” she replied tit for tat. After which, Sandrine Quétier had great difficulty holding back her tears as she clarified her remarks, revealing the hidden side of a woman who had experienced a partly painful childhood.

Sandrine Quétier’s escape to alert her father

Indeed, the former presenter bluntly explained that she did not feel “up to it” for her father. “I imagined that if I did things well as I was asked, that was how you could be loved, so yes, I felt disappointing, uninteresting and full of emptiness,” she said. know in complete transparency. She then remembered a runaway that allowed her to break the ice with her father, who was forced to listen to her on his return. “One day, I accompanied a friend down the street and I didn’t come home, I wandered around and came home early in the morning,” she revealed.

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