It is an unlikely anecdote that Isabelle Mergault revealed during her visit to the set of C à vous on France 5…
This Thursday, June 1, Isabelle Mergault was invited on the set of It’s up to you on France 5, with Josiane Balasko with whom she shares the movie poster hands of gold, which she did herself. And facing Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine and her team, the 65-year-old actress did not fail to make some confidences about his loves, in particular to Mohamed Bouhafsi, when he evoked his participation in the Big heads. Member of the famous show since 1988the one who officiates alongside Laurent Ruquierwas recalled by the journalist of It’s up to you to her love life which she describes as “a little desert“, before a magneto was outright launched on this subject.
Mohamed Bouhafsi notably asked the director: “Your love life has been filled. There almost were two marriages, one of which with Laurent Ruquier !” To which Isabelle Mergault replied: “We were very depressed, we wanted to reunite our solitudes. We had a little drink. SO I said yes, he said yes and then the next day, we thought“. An anecdote that has amazed more than one!
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Mom of a little Maya
Isabelle Mergault also mentioned her life as a mom In It’s up to you. During the interview, Pierre Lescure, one of the columnists of Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine’s team, returned to the common point between Isabelle Mergault and Josiane Balasko, namely that they both geared towards adoption. The indescribable heroine of the saga The Bronzed thus explained why she does not want to show her son Rudy whom she adopted…Isabelle, meanwhile, talked about his daughter Maywhose sees”regularlyhis biological mother. “I met his mother one day and I fell in love with the little one who was not even a year old. I started keeping her, I stayed friends with the mom“, she explained.
And to add:She was going to Niger, she was coming back to France, she was very busy. I tell her: ‘If you want, I’ll keep her at home, but things have to be done properly’. It is simple adoption. So Maya can still see her mum, her dad, but I am in charge of her education (…) She has not lost her rights (…) She bears my name“.