“You have to find the right guy!”

At 47 years old, Alessandra Sublet is a fully accomplished woman. The host, who has nothing to be ashamed of her career in the French audiovisual landscape, is also fulfilled on a personal level, after having built a real family. In 2012, the woman who is now making a turn towards comedy in her career, married Clément Miserez, a film producer with whom she welcomed her first child the same year: a daughter named Charlie.

Two years later, the couple welcomed little Alphonse, before ending their relationship in 2018. A difficult separation that the two ex-lovers were able to manage well for the well-being and balance of their children in particular. A point to which Alessandra Sublet had already returned to Canal+ beginning of November. “And deep down I am very happy because we finally achieved something perhaps even more difficult than a marriage, that is a divorce”confided Alessandra Sublet in front of the cameras from As an aside.

Alessandra Sublet: “If you mess up, it doesn’t matter”

This Wednesday, November 15, 2023, Alessandra Sublet was on the set of the show Click on Canal+ where she spoke to Mouloud Achour’s microphone. “Would you advise someone who wants children to have them?”, asked Mouloud Achour to the host. The opportunity for Alessandra Sublet to once again discuss her current relationship with her ex-husband Clément Miserez, with whom the relationship is in good shape. “You have to find the right guy!” she responded immediately.

“Even if you don’t stay with him, he has to remain a good dad. Let’s really move forward in our society, we have made divorce commonplace, we might as well go all the way! Afterwards it’s a question of desire.” The task of finding a “good dad” can actually be easier said than done, however, admits the one who admits to having had a lot of luck with her ex-husband. “You really don’t know. But let’s use our instincts. At some point, you’re going to make choices.”she believes.

And to add: “If you mess up, it doesn’t matter, but take responsibility for it. Then you screwed up as a father, it’s shit! But I am very lucky, I must say”. A successful divorce for both parents who did everything to destabilize their children as little as possible. Rather than splitting their lives in two, they decided to make the trips themselves to ensure joint custody of their children. A system that has proven itself and contributes to the happiness of all.

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