Lara Fabian was the guest of C à Vous on Tuesday November 22 to present her new book Tout. For the occasion, the singer remembered her complicated birth which could have cost her mother her life.
Two months after the release of his new book All, Lara Fabian came to promote it on the set of C to you. The singer presented this very special autobiography in which anecdotes about her life and cooking recipes mingle. All is a kind of Proust madeleine that goes from her childhood to the meeting with the one she married in 2013. Facing Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine, the interpreter of The difference took the opportunity to confide in about his birth occurred in a complicated context and who could have cost his mother his life. A story that she tells in her book through a comfort food, “a dish that feels good even when you’re not hungry”. It was January 9, 1970…
The host broached the subject first, explaining that Lara Fabian’s mother had been victim of eclampsia. These are convulsive seizures caused by intracranial arterial hypertension which can be fatal. “She was in a coma for many days and indeed, that’s why I was born premature. I was almost seven and a half months old” first clarified the singer, echoing her confidences in All. “That day, no one knows if she and i will survive. It is true that this January 9, 1970 is very strange…” she wrote, before explaining that her grandmother Anna had come from Sicily to be at her mother’s side during the last two months of her pregnancy. It was she who was therefore able to call for help to save her daughter.
The rest, Lara Fabian was kind enough to tell it orally on the set of C to youevoking startling circumstances. “Dad, he arrives at the hospital after the ambulance. Mom is in a coma, and when we ask him what he would dohe had to choose between his wife and his child. He collapses against the double door in the emergency room” reported the singer, in conclusion.
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Lara Fabian at the final of star Academy
During this television interview, Lara Fabian also confided in her first film role in the Canadian film. Arlette which has not yet been released in France, and only screened at the Angoulême Festival last January for the moment. For the occasion, the artist embodies a minister who has gone to meet her Quebec counterpart on business and with whom she finally shares the bed. “I like to do things for which I am not necessarily equipped and expected and in which I can feel completely free. I was really lucky to feel totally free” she said about it. It is in another much more usual role that TF1 viewers will find her on Saturday November 26… Lara Fabian is expected for the final of star Academy as well as Nolwenn Leroy, Robbie Williams or even Christophe Maé and Michel Polnareff.