Now busy with a busy family life, Laure Manaudou has long centered her life on her career as a swimmer to the detriment of her life as a woman. To the point of having decided to remove breast prostheses to be more comfortable in his suits.
Laura Manaudou celebrated her 36 years old this Sunday, October 9. Her husband, the famous singer Jérémy Frérot, wished to send her a very special message on this occasion, directly on Instagram. It is on his own account followed by nearly 200,000 people that the interpreter of I have the sea posted a photo of the ex-swimmer carrying their first boy, Lou, who celebrated his fifth birthday in July. In legend of this story, he had then written “Happy Birthday my love”. Romantic !
Since they formalized their relationship in 2015, Jérémy Frérot and Laure Manaudou had a second child, in January 2021, another boy whose first name is kept secret. And their public testimonies of love are regular, including on television as we have seen on the show The secret song broadcast on TF1 last June. Laure Manaudou appears happy! This has not always been the case for the Olympic champion whose personal life and career have been the subject of many not always glowing comments. Laure Manaudou evoked some of these wounds in an autobiography published in 2014 – Between the lines – and in which we learned that she had had breast prostheses fitted. “As a kid, I did it in secret from my parents. When I went back to see them in Ambérieu, I didn’t tell anyone. My mother looked at me, frowning, she told me ‘Hey, it’s weird, it looks like you have more breasts than before’. I ended up recognizing the truth”she wrote about it.
The champion too tight in her wetsuit
But two years later, when she resumed training after the birth of her daughter Manon (2010), Laure Manaudou decided to have her implants removed because they were too restrictive for her and with a view to better results. -he. “Before leaving Marseille, I had my breast implants removed. Impossible to keep them if I want to resume training and competition: the suits are too tight” she confessed, explaining that this gesture was testimony to her motivation to return to success after a series of failures and in view of the London 2012 Olympics: “Removing them is also showing my determination, proving to myself and to others that I am back for good”.
Now very busy with her family life, the one who has been familiar with the podiums seems to be fulfilled on the arm of her husband and with her three children. Even if, recently, she was the victim like many French people of the fires in Gironde which forced her and her family to evacuate her home…