Guest of Léa Salamé on the set of Quelle Époque, Valérie Trierweiler looked back on her career as a journalist and her personal life. The opportunity to discuss her relationship with motherhood, which played an important role in her path to success. A vision diametrically opposed to that of Béatrice Dalle, also present in the show.
Can we reconcile family life and professional success? The question was debated among Léa Salamé’s guests during a new issue of Quelle Époque, broadcast on Saturday October 5, 2024 on France 2. A program during which viewers were able to learn more about life, professional and personal , by Valérie Trierweiler and Béatrice Dalle.
While the actress came to present Disturbing disappearance: when the child appearsa fiction by France 2 in which she plays the main role, the 59-year-old journalist promoted her latest book It’s for a friend: manual for fifty-somethingsco-written with Constance Vergara and published by Editions The Arenas is scheduled for October 10, 2024.
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Valérie Trierweiler and Béatrice Dalle opposed by their vision of motherhood
At Léa Salamé’s microphone, the two women spoke about their personal lives as well as their relationship to the question of motherhood. “When you’re single and you don’t have kids, do you think you’ve missed the boat?”asked the journalist to Béatrice Dalle.
A subject addressed by the actress with her legendary outspokenness. “So, really not. I totally disagree with that! You know, I’ve heard so much in my life, ‘the biological clock’, all that bullshit… As for me, my life as a woman is important. I have succeeded in my life because I don’t have children”she explained. A statement which underlines the diametrically opposed visions of the two women present on the set.
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Valérie Trierweiler proud of her status as a mother
For his part, Valérie Trierweiler seems to attach great importance to her family life and her status as a mother. As a reminder, the journalist is the mother of three children, Anatole, Lorrain and Léonard, all born from her previous union with Frank Thurieau, journalist and author. A situation which does not seem to have prevented the journalist from successfully pursuing her professional career.
In reaction to Béatrice Dalle’s comments, Valérie Trierweiler explained that if she had succeeded in life, it is above all because she has children. A very distinct approach from that of the actress. Béatrice Dalle did not want to condemn this philosophy of life however. “Ah, but, I respect!”she reacted to the words of Valérie Trierweiler. Two testimonies which reveal different visions and life paths while emphasizing the fact that each is able to lead their life as they wish. Examples to follow, both for those who wish to experience motherhood and those who prefer more autonomy.
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