Saturday March 19, guest on the show 50’inside, Audrey Lamy confided in an anecdote that upset her after her second pregnancy.
Currently starring in the film Squad, Audrey Lamy is not only a fulfilled actress: she is also a happy mother of two children: a 5-year-old boy and a little girl who will soon celebrate her 6 months. And her second pregnancy, the actress is not about to forget it, as she confided in an interview with Nikos Aliagas, Saturday March 19, in the show 50’inside broadcast on TF1. The touching 41-year-old revealed a post-pregnancy memory that brought tears to her eyes : his award for the film Squadobtained only a few months after she gave birth to her baby girl.
“Three months after the birth of her daughter, Audrey Lamy won the Best Actress award at the Alpe d’Huez Festival for the film La Brigade”announced the host of The Voice, last January, just before launching images of the trophy ceremony, as the actress recalled this Saturday. And this simple sentence had greatly upset her. “It touches me a lot, you can’t know, it makes me so happy. I gave birth not long ago, so my hormones are on fire, that’s why I’m crying so much. It’s my first performance award, that’s also why it upsets me. I am very very happy to receive this award”we could hear him say in this extract.
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This sequence, which Alexandra Lamy’s sister watched again this Saturday, moved her enormously. “You are going to make me cry”, she first reacted, on the set of TF1. Before detailing his feelings in more detail in these terms: “I was so upset that, when I came out of there, I said to myself: ‘Oh, I hope that I have thanked Louis-Julien enough [Petit, le réalisateur Ndlr.] and that I thanked all my playing partners, because I receive this award alone, but I have the whole team behind it.'” A few moments later, the actress spoke about how she managed to find a good balance between her professional life and her daily life with her family: “Personal life makes us take more of a step back from our professional choices. We go straight to the point […]. And we tell ourselves that there are other things waiting for us at home as well.
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