If, after spending years on the street, Mallaury Nataf is gradually getting his head above water, all is not yet won. In cold weather with her children, the former star of Honey and the Bees will notably celebrate Christmas alone.
Mallaury Nataf, whose real name is Marie Laurence Nataf, is a French actress known for having been the heroine of the sitcom Honey and Beesbroadcast in the early 1990s, then Under the sun, a star series from the late 1990s also broadcast on TF1. In parallel with these first roles, the actress starred in the film The Two Dads and the Mom (1993), with Julie Gayet, or a TV film called An explosive woman released in 1996. In the 2000s, it was in the famous reality TV The Celebrity Farm that his fans were able to find his face.
But what the public didn’t see was how deep the actress, now 51, was sinking into the abyss behind the scenes. After living on the street “without cardboard, without mattresses, without tents”, for several years, then having spent a stay at Saint-Anne hospital, where she was taken care of, she has now managed to return partially light. As she explained to Parisianshe found accommodation in the center of the capital. “A small apartment located in the Marais in Parisa neighborhood that I love », she indicated. But not all of its problems are resolved. If Mallaury Nataf will spend Christmas warm, she will not be surrounded by her children, with whom she is visibly at odds. “It’s true that it’s the prettiest time for children, when you have grandchildren, it’s much better. Mine have their own way of seeing things, they are big. You have to be patient, you have to count on healing, it will take time…” she declared philosophically.
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