Guest of Faustine Bollaert’s show, Roselyne Bachelot did not expect a question from the host. She replied cash, as usual.
We know that Roselyne Bachelot does not have her tongue in her pocket. What we are less used to is see her disconcerted by a question. This was however the case in the face of Faustine Bollaert, the host who confided in her marriage to the writer Maxime Chattam. The former Minister of Culture, who made a remarkable stint on television during her career before returning to politics, was the guest of the show It starts today on France 2.
Roselyne Bachelot is a cash public figure. In May, she had attacked the coronation of King Charles III. She was even approached by Playboy before Marlène Schiappa to cover the magazine. But on the set of the public channel, she was surprised by a wording that was hazardous to say the least…
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Roselyne Bachelot surprised by a question from Faustine Bollaert
The interview evokes a particular moment for the politician: her speech in favor of the PACS on November 7, 1998 at the National Assembly. After showing the images, Faustine Bollaert asks Roselyne Bachelot if she is still moved by looking at them. “Yes always”, she replied.
The journalist then wanted to know more about the weight of such functions and expressed it in these terms: “Have you ever had really heavy shoulders? Being a little worn out by it all?“. Surprised, her guest replied: “Oh no, I’m not worn out… I’m 76 years oldI look like someone who is worn out?”. Faustine Bollaert then tried to recover: “No, you look like someone fifteen years younger. […] No, but it’s true you look fifteen years younger“. The former minister concluded: “Ah well, well that makes me happy”.
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In his book “682 days” released in January, Roselyne Bachelot “castigates the ball of the hypocrites” who did not recognize culture as an “essential good” during her time at Emmanuel Macron’s Ministry of Culture.
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