Committed politician for several decades, Christiane Taubira has been a guest on the show The Papotin Meetingsthis Saturday, December 2. The former Minister of Justice took part in the interview game by answering questions from people with autism spectrum disorders. Christiane Taubira spoke about his political career, and also made some confidences about his private life during the interview.
When the question: “When you were little, you lost your mother. Were you sad? “, was asked by one of the budding reportersthe former Minister of Justice responded with emotion : “Until now, I am. So. As you tell me about it, I have a little lump in my throat.” She then added: “It remains very difficult. But, hey, we have to pull ourselves together. You also have to accept being unhappy. I accept being unhappy when I think of her. I accept, because I was 16 when she died and that’s not many years to live with your mother”. She then explained that she had many good memories of her mother because it was very present on a daily basis.
A well-attended media event
The show The Papotin Meetings constitutes a media event very popular with viewers. Personalities evolving in the artistic, sporting, cultural world have already been interviewed by the show’s journalists. On the political level, it was the President of the French Republic Emmanuel Macron who opened the way, by answering questions from budding reporters with autism spectrum disorders last January. This program was watched by no less than 4.54 million viewers, which corresponds to approximately 22.5% audience share, recalled Tele-Leisure. On average, 3.13 million viewers watch the episodes of the Rencontres du Papotin, our colleagues also clarified.
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