Very active on her social networks, Élodie Gossuin often shares her happiness surrounded by her family. But she insisted on being honest about the difficulties she is going through as a mother.
A testimonial in full transparency. On Instagram, Élodie Gossuin regularly publishes photos and videos of moments shared with the family. With his companion Bertrand Lacherie, they are parents of four children from two twin pregnancies. And if the parenthood of two pairs of twins could appear to be a source of stress and a heavy workload, the former Miss appears particularly fulfilled alongside her family and always has a smile on her face. But, in a TikTok published on January 12, she insisted on making her “evening confessions” about what she really goes through every day.
“The thing is, I never bother to send a little message, to share the moments when it’s actually hot, she explained after being satisfied that she managed to send all her children to the shower. And it’s hot almost all the time.” In full transparency, the mum revealed that she was “on average two or three nervous breakdowns per week”. “It’s complicated to want to do everything well, you can’t do everything well”, she assured. If the host wanted to play the franchise card with her subscribers, she also allows make moms feel guilty who follow her. “It bothers me sometimes to make you think that everything is always good because it is not always good and my children exhaust me”she confided.
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Élodie Gossuin, an uninhibited mother
This is not the first time that the former Miss reveals the behind the scenes of what her social networks might lead to believe. Like any parent, Élodie Gossuin has a busy life and daily life proves sometimes complicated to manage everything at once. “I am never there to take my children to school, I very often feel guilty and very often question myself, she revealed in the podcast Parents first, taken up by Tele-Leisure. It happened to me many times to crack […] It happens to me because I’m exhausted.” With parenthood, the mother has “learned to ask for help without feeling like it’s an admission of weakness” and intends to convey to other parents that there is nothing wrong with verbalize the difficulties.