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Marina Carrère d’Encausse was married in the past. The presenter of Health Magazine (show which will bow out on May 31 on France 5) had a beautiful love story with Francis. And when they divorced, the 62-year-old woman did not hide the fact that she felt liberated (delivered).
With Francis, Marina Carrère d’Encausse experienced the joys of marriage and motherhood. Together, they had three children: Lara, Thibault and Hugo. But in 2020, their union takes another turn. They made the decision to divorce after twenty-five years of marriage. A release for the presenter. Interviewed by Gala in November 2022, she had not hidden that she was taking advantage of her newfound freedom: “I feel very free. And this is new to me because I have never lived alone. I loved family life, really, but now I find it extremely pleasant and pleasant to live without constraints, doing what I want.. It’s a luxury“, she rejoiced.
Despite this separation, Marina Carrère d’Encausse and Francis remained on good terms. She was therefore full of praise about him in the columns of the magazine. “The only calculation I have been able to make in my life is to have children. I came across a man who was an excellent husband and an excellent father, who he still is“, she continued.
Her other notable love story
Finding herself alone didn’t scare her in the least. But subsequently, she found love again in the arms of Antoine Mesnier. Near TV Major Channelsshe had described him in 2023 as a man “very touching and seductive“.”I actually thought about it for some time, but it became obvious. We embarked on this love story with the future ahead of us, and we don’t know what it has in store for us.“, she also confided.
At the age of 65, the general practitioner was diagnosed with Charcot disease. An evil that did not scare Marina Carrère d’Encausse. “Charcot’s disease has not prevented our love, it makes it even more intense, essential, because we have no time to lose. But starting a story by talking about ‘help’, ‘end of life’, is complicated.” she clarified on Léa Salamé’s microphone. If she continues to fight for people who suffer from this neurodegenerative pathology (whose average life expectancy is three to five years), it is no longer alongside Antoine Mesnier that she does so. Both of them have in fact separated. News announced live on March 11, in the 12/13 info (France Info).
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