This Saturday, June 11, Chantal Ladesou returned to a difficult stage in her life on the show 50 ‘inside: the death of her eldest son in 1996. And to overcome this painful ordeal, the actress was able to count on the theater.
A painful and sometimes difficult ordeal to overcome. If today Chantal Ladesou is an essential personality in the world of theater and radio, the actress has known many “galleys” during his 57-year career. Guest on the show 50′ inside on TF1 this Saturday, June 11, the actress returned to highlights of his lifeboth professionally and personally.
Among these stages of life, the actress mentioned the death of his eldest son Alix. A tragedy that occurred in 1996 following a road accident. “I had prepared a piece before I lost it, and my comrades forced me to come back on stage. Unbelievable. I told them, ‘I can’t'”, she explains. Pushed back on the stage, the actress says she came out stronger. “Coming back… I could still see myself crying in my dressing room. Then, when I got on stage, I played differently. I did something else. But it helped me tremendously.”
Chantal Ladesou: “People give you a lot”
And this strength to get back on stage in theaters is thanks to its audience that she could find it. “We give and people give to you, actually. People give you a lot”, she says. Since the death of her son, Chantal Ladesou has made a name for herself in the world of humor, but not only. Indeed, she multiplies the roles in the cinema and the appearances on television. We will find her in the next season Mask Singerwhere she will take a place on the jury alongside comedians Kev Adams and Jeff Panacloc, but also singer Vitaa.