More accustomed to traditional media or people, Marlène Schiappa surprises. According to Le Parisien in fact, the minister has agreed… to make the front page of Playboy, the erotic magazine par excellence.
Marlène Schiappa arrives where we did not expect her at all… Within the government, the watchword seems to be to surprise since after the interview granted by Emmanuel Macron to the magazine Pif Gadget, the minister will surprise more than one by posing for Playboy. This Friday, March 31, in fact, Le Parisien revealed that she was going to cover the sulphurous erotic media, like Marilyn Monroe, Madonna, Pamela Anderson, Kate Moss or even Kim Kardashian before her. The front page of Marlène Schiappa will be on newsstands this Thursday, April 6. According to our colleagues, the Minister of State for the Social and Solidarity Economy asks “sexy and wrapped in a French flag” on four full-page photos.
“She is dressed and wears a long white dress. This is the case of all the photos”assures the cabinet of Marlène Schiappa, for which this question of nudity “shows how far the freedom of women to dispose of their bodies as they see fit is not acquired”. If she agreed to confide in Playboy, it is above all to send an important message which she defended when she was Secretary of State for Gender Equality. For twelve pages, she will talk about “the freedom of women but also [du] feminism, [de] politics and [de] Literature”. The topics covered according to Le Parisien? Violence against women and intra-family, solidarity economy, ecology or global warming.
Marlène Schiappa wants to “get out of the codes of traditional politics”
And if this cover can surprise, the entourage of Marlène Schiappa welcomes it. “Marlène Schiappa is the only minister capable of answering questions from a magazine like Playboy, she is also the first female politician to be on the cover”, recalls a relative of the minister in the columns of our colleagues. Since the beginning of her mandate with Emmanuel Macron, the minister has always assumed to shake up the codes. She, who had published several erotic novels, notably appeared several times on the set of Cyril Hanouna. In the midst of controversy, she had defended her point of view, that of “get out of the codes of traditional politics”. With the cover of Playboy, she demonstrates it once again.