Sunday, December 10 from 7:15 p.m., Audrey Crespo-Mara will receive Jade and Joy Hallyday on the show Seven to eight, broadcast on TF1. The 47-year-old host and journalist will therefore speak for the first time with the two young girls aged 19 and 15 as part of Portrait of the Week. She agreed to speak in this exclusive interview, in the columns of Pure Media, Tuesday December 5. Thierry Ardisson’s partner first claimed that the children of Laeticia Hallyday and Johnny “were very stressed at the beginning” of the filming, logically given their young ages.
They took advantage of the opportunity to “give back tribute to their father”, by revealing “unpublished personal archives” and telling “a thousand and one anecdotes” of their own free will. “I also think that they were keen to say who they are,” declared Audrey Crespo-Mara, ensuring that it “There was no taboo subject, no question forbidden by Jade and Joy or their mother.” Moreover, the latter was not present during her daughters’ interview, as is customary for the journalist’s other interviews, organized one-on-one. Sékou and Lamine’s mother hammers him, Jade and Joy don’t need Laeticia to know what to say in front of the camera: “When you see the girls, you will understand that they have character. I found them lively and intelligent enough to respond alone like adults to the questions I asked them. I don’t think they’re the type to be remotely controlled by their mother.”
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The incessant criticism on the networks discussed during the interview
Audrey Crespo-Mara also took stock of several ordeals endured by Johnny’s adopted daughters, such as the media-judicial battle linked to their father’s inheritance. Jade and Joy confided to him that they suffered from this war” having torn their family apart. They also agreed to react to “violent, hateful comments and racist attacks against them on social networks”, without filter. Finally, they agreed to discuss, “among others, their adoption in Vietnam, their desire to help the orphans of this country who were less fortunate than them.”
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