What kind of mother is Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine? The host of “C à vous” has spoken on several occasions about her children and motherhood.
The popular Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine is the happy mother of two children and she must juggle between her role as mother and that of host, every evening of the week on the set of C to youon France 5.
Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine does not skimp on her children's education
Mother of two boys, Arthur (20 years old) and Vasco (11 years old, whom she had with her last known companion to date, the architect Philippe Coelho), Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine tries, as best she can, to combine her two diaries. Far from being a strict mother, she still keeps a watchful and demanding eye on her children's education.
As she had assumed on her set, the emblematic presenter of C to youa show she has been piloting since 2017 following the departure of Anne-Sophie Lapix, wants the best for her children. And according to her, this happens partly through school. “I’m not asking them to be 20. I’m only asking them not to be satisfied with the union minimum”she said.
Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine not very organized mom? She confesses!
But if she manages their education carefully, the same cannot be said about the organization. It must be said that she is very clear on the subject: it is not at all her strong point! In any case, this is what she implied in 2023 in the columns of the magazine Madame Figaro. “Not being a very organized person, if my 10-year-old son leaves for school on the first day without having forgotten anything, and my eldest is enrolled in college, that will already be good”she then admitted.
In the meantime, as paradoxical as it may seem, Bertrand Chameroy's accomplice nonetheless remains quite control freak and has great difficulty delegating, as she herself confided in ELLEstill in 2023. “The big one can call me to find out where his ID card is and my husband to tell me that the little one has a nosebleed. From a distance, I'm pretty helpless”had first described the 54-year-old journalist. Before concluding: “I try to arrange things during commercial breaks. I tend to decide for everyone anyway, I don't know how to delegate. I'm driving a speedboat with three water skiers behind …and that suits me very well!”
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