Red carpet. This Friday, February 23, there 49th César du cinéma ceremony took place at the Palais de l’Olympia, in Paris. During the event, the greatest actors, directors and technicians of cinema gathered to witness the coronation of the best films and performances of 2023. Obviously, many public figures also made the trip. This is particularly the case of Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, former Minister of National Education, of Higher Education and Research. The 46-year-old politician appeared alongside her daughter, Nour-Chloé, 15, the fruit of her relationship with Boris Vallaud. A mother-daughter outing all the more noticed as the former Government spokesperson is used to preserving his private life.
Upon their arrival at the Palais de l’OlympiaNajat Vallaud-Belkacem and her daughter, Nour-Chloé, posed in front of the photographers. The former minister appeared very smiling, dressed in a beige tunic which she accompanied with black pants and a pair of matching heeled ankle boots. For his part, the 15-year-old opted for an equally sober and elegant outfit, composed of a V-neck sweater, an open blazer and a short black skirt. To accessorize her look, Louis-Adel’s twin chose brown high boots which she matched with her handbag.
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Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, her children at the heart of a rumor, she sees red
Since she had her twins on October 28, 2008, Najat Vallaud-Belkacem has taken on a new role, that of protective mother. In addition to protecting her children from media life, she also defended them on social networks. Recently, the family was strongly criticized on social networks, because the children would have attended a private establishment. “Boris Vallaud,vDidn’t the twins do their entire first degree in the selective chic private sector?“ asked a user on X (formerly Twitter) on January 13. “It’s false, my children have only ever been to public school… Take care to find out”, replied Boris Vallaud, before his companion completed: “No. But thank you for giving us one more illustration of the lack of reliability of even the slightest of your words.”
Article written in collaboration with 6Medias.
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