Interviewed by Madame Figaro, this Saturday, January 22, Émilie Pécresse confided in her mother Valérie, whom she admires and who does not resemble the cold image that one can give her.
This Saturday, January 22, Madame Figaro unveiled a portrait of Valerie Pécresse, focusing on the family background of the Les Républicains candidate for the April 2022 presidential election. his daughter Emilie, very discreet, on the image given by the female politician. “Mom is always accused of being cold. My friends always say that before meeting her, they had the image of a Catholic bourgeois, a little stiff”, explained the young adult of 18 years.
By letting his entourage find out who his mother really was, Baptiste and Clément’s sister explained that they changed their minds, realizing that they are “pretty funny in the family and that mum has things to say”. Admiringly, the young woman said she had “always been proud of [s]to mother, of [s]a career”, even if in his eyes, it was only “his work”. Until “the results of the primary fall and that she has been designated to carry the LR candidacy for the presidential election”. “I exploded. I was so grateful that a woman was elected and that in addition, it was my mother”, developed Émilie Pécresse, who believes that “the best advertisement for parents is their children”.
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What push her to value her mother, convinced that one can be a woman, succeed “his professional life and preserving a healthy family environment”. “My parents are still together after all these years. We are very tight-knit”, said the daughter of businessman Jérôme Pécresse. For her part, candidate LR has always made it a point of honor to find a place for herself in a male environment. “What is the problem in women’s careers? Me, I lived it in my flesh. I do politics because I was denied my dream job“, revealed Valérie Pécresse, who then wanted to become deputy director of the National Cinema Center (CNC).
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