François Busnel was on Culture Media on Europe 1 this Thursday, March 24. The opportunity for him to deny fake news about his private life.
He corrected. François Busnel is a journalist who takes control of the show La Grande Bibliothèque on France 5 every Wednesday evening. In it, he reviews all the literary news, in the company of the people present at his side. On the personal side, he does not hesitate to confide in and in particular concerning his childhood. This Thursday, March 24, he was the guest of the Culture Media program on Europe 1. Like every day, Lisa-Marie Marques portrays Philippe Vandel’s guests and it is François Busnel who was entitled to his. He was first able to hear him retrace his childhood and the important moments, in particular his adoption. However, the journalist mentioned her passage through the DDASS and the principal concerned took advantage of this opportunity to make a small important modification. “I’m sorry Lisa-Marie, but it’s true that there’s a lot of information like that coming out and which are taken up on something called Wikipedia and in which there are still a lot of approximations“, he explains first before adding: “I did not go through the DDASS“. Determined to restore the truth about his story, he then specifies: “I was adopted it’s true, I don’t make a mystery of it but I went through another organization at the age of three and a half”. The opportunity for him to also declare: “It’s weird. There are always things that are taken up like that and become truths“, he concluded. That has the merit of being clear.
He had surrendered. In the columns of Parisian on February 27, François Busnel had already confided in his childhood. “I would have loved to tell you that I come out of hypokhâgne and that I read all of Proust at the age of 8″, he had first joked before ensuring that he is not one of the men of the beautiful Parisian districts. “ I was adopted at 3 and a half. It’s also the suburbs, Argenteuil, Cergy, and trains that never went to Paris“, he had explained. Once he got his baccalaureate, he turned to studying philosophy at Nanterre. Initially, he felt that studying journalism was not for him. “Blame it on a suburban complex”, he joked. Today, he is a recognized journalist and appreciated by viewers. During this interview, he also confided in his love for books. “When you wait every morning for the 7:42 a.m. train to go from Argenteuil to Pontoise and, thanks to reading, you find yourself in the middle of the mirrors with Jack London or in the 17th century with the Musketeersthe journey and your daily life become fantastic“, he said. It’s in “developing my imagination, by helping me to put words to my ills, those which, as a teenager, smash us that books saved me“, concluded François Busnel.
François Busnel: did he mention his parents?
Once the truth was true, François Busnel took advantage of this opportunity to confide in his parents. “I went through nurseries but I was lucky to have especially adoptive parents whom I consider my parents“, he asserted. Afterwards, he recalled a passage from the book Dalva by Jim Harrison in which it was adoption that was mentioned. “At some point you understand that those who love you are not those who abandon you but those who lift you up“, concluded the journalist.
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