Since 2006, they have been combining their lives together. Muriel Robin and Anne Le Nen have loved each other for yearsso much so that they entered into a civil partnership in 2009, then married in 2021. Both actresses, they played twice with each other. We were able to see them together this year in Master Crimes, a new detective series from TF1 which was able to seduce viewers.
The two actresses met this Sunday, December 24 in the show Seven to eight. The opportunity for them to return to their married life and in particular on the good that they were able to bring to each other. Muriel Robin and Anne Le Nen also spoke of their desire to have children. “Things were certainly, apparently, not written like that for us since we tried”explained Anne Le Nen, before her wife told an anecdote. The two women had received “a wooden box containing six doses” sperm donations. Explaining that the doses expire quickly, Muriel Robin added that she had made an appointment with her wife who was “in the middle of filming at the time”.
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“The windows for inseminations are quite precise”recalled Anne Le Nen, before Muriel Robin only adds that her partner had undergone hormonal treatment. “She had gone crazy. Only women can know what it is”she confided with humor, then specifying: “I had lost her a little. I was perhaps going to have a child, but I had lost Anne. I was 60 years old. I said to myself: ‘OK, I’m not old enough to have a child at all, I’m going to raise him alone… What is this tile falling on me? ‘” And Anne Le Nen confirms: “It was terrible. I was filming and yet I didn’t care, I was just looking at the clock.” To which the comedian replied: “And I was in the taxi [avec la boîte contenant les doses, NDLR] And I wanted to say to the taxi: ‘I’m with the father of my child.'” Before concluding more seriously at once, and with a lot of emotion: “Indeed, it didn’t work. Here we are both. And all the love we have to give, we give it to ourselves and we distribute it differently. We have children differently.” More than touching words.
Article written with the collaboration of 6Medias
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