This Saturday, January 15, Marc Lavoine answered questions from Nikos Aliagas in 50 minutes inside on TF1. The singer openly confided in the education of his children.
Three and a half years after his last album, Marc Lavoine has made a comeback with a brand new project, Adult Never, published this Friday, January 14. Currently in full promotion, the 59-year-old artist granted an interview to Nikos Aliagas, in the show 50 minutes inside, this Saturday, January 15 on TF1. The ex-singer of the Enfoirés was notably questioned about his four children : Simon, 35, born from his union with the American model Denise Pascale, Yasmine, 23, Roman, 14, and Milo, 12, born from his now over marriage with Sarah Poniatowski.
If he is proud of their upbringing, Marc Lavoine nevertheless returned to a regret concerning lifestyle that his children led. “What was difficult with my children, I do not want to say it, but they were never poor, so they may have more to learn“, he said, before explaining that his parents had themselves lived in poverty when he was a child. A time that the singer, for his part, did not live badly. “I was raised by children in fact, my parents were kids. We were a bunch of kids, the house was open, all the friends were there. We were very lucky“, he delivered.
“I don’t own my children, but they don’t own me either”
Asked by Nikos Aliagas on what he transmits daily to Simon, Yasmine, Roman and Milo, the coach of The Voice spoke of an education that “is not fixed“.”I listen to them, when I’m wrong I tell them, and when they’re wrong I tell them“, assured the interpreter ofShe has piercing eyes. “I don’t own my children, but neither do they own me. I made that connection, really talking to them“, added the one who continues to impose on them”rules“, “a frame“, and “principles“. A respected dad.
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