Become one of the most media characters of containment, Professor Didier Raoult continues to go on television to defend, against all odds, the use of hydroxychloroquine in the treatment of Covid-19. Thursday June 25, 2020, the microbiologist was the guest of Jean-Jacques Bourdin on BFM TV. An interview which revealed nothing new but which gave birth to a duel of egos. Even in front of his detractors, the boss of the Marseille Infection Marseille university hospital institute always appears sure of his fact. A free spirit that fascinates and intrigues. Didier Raoult, 68, is born March 13, 1952 in Senegal, in Africa. Arrived in Marseille with his parents at the age of 9, in 1961. The only son, the scientist can count on the unwavering support of his wife, Natacha Raoult-Cain.
Didier Raoult's wife advises him on his image
Didier Raoult married in 1982 to Natacha Caïn, from a Lithuanian Jewish family. The parents of this psychiatrist were psychoanalysts. She has notably written several novels as A Tuesday with madmen, Seven days, Please … not Christmas and works in Marseille. Didier Raoult's wife is an unwavering support for her husband and advises him on his image. "It's because of her beard", he declared on the antenna of BFMTV, as the magazine quotes Gala in its issue of Thursday June 18, 2020. "I don't shave in the summer, she said to me: 'keep it. ' It hides wrinkles, too.", confides the microbiologist. Together, they had three children Magali, Sacha – who is a lecturer in private law and criminal sciences in Marseille – and Lola Raoult-Cohen who is a psychiatrist doctor in Marseille and worked in particular in an expert center on bipolar disorder. Natacha Roult-Cain seems in any case to want to withdraw from the notoriety of her husband.
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