Star host of M6, Karine Le Marchand is very appreciated by the different people who cross her path while filming. Always attentive to the candidates she meets, Karine Le Marchand also gives very good advice to them. But she also knows how to talk about rather personal subjects, like this time when she was completely freewheeling on the female intimacy.
Karine Le Marchand believes she has not changed since she started doing TV
During an interview with Sat CableKarine Le Marchand has also made it known that she has always been the same since she started television. “Since I started, I don't think I've changed. I still have the same humor, the same way of talking to people. Being loved for who you are is the greatest gift. I've never character construction”she confided.
Karine Le Marchand therefore makes it a point of honor not to change, but also to remain loyal to her friends. The proof with Stéphane Plaza whom she never stopped supporting in the media and on social networks after being accused of domestic violence.
Karine Le Marchand's fame got the better of her couple
Before being the star host that she is thanks to Love is in the meadowKarine Le Marchand made herself known in
Kindergartens where she succeeded Maïtena Biraben. A celebrity who got the better of her relationship with the father of her daughter who was recently taken into police custody.
“I was a single mother with a little baby. I had separated from the father of my daughter a little because of the show, in fact. One evening, at the restaurant, I am with my partner and the waiter tells us greeted with a 'Hello Monsieur and Madame Le Marchand' As that was not his name, he took my hand and said: 'Listen to me carefully, I will never be Mr. Merchant'“she revealed.
Karine Le Marchand: “I very quickly understood that talking was the best therapy in the world”
If today Karine Le Marchand is a lot in dialogue, it is not for nothing. During an interview given to 7 Days TVshe confided that there had always been “secrets” within his family. She then clarified:
“I very quickly understood that talking was the best therapy in the world. Not revealing what you are ashamed of, what you fear, that is not what counts, but rather expressing the emotion that it generates.”
Subsequently, Karine Le Marchand emphasized the fact that speaking was the solution to making the world a better place. “The crises that we are currently going through and that we are going to go through will bring about the emergence of two types of world. That of a television that hits, criticizes, says bad things… and which no longer works. And another world, which expresses itself perhaps less, but much more powerful.” A world that would be “the one of kindness” Or “mutual help, kindness and a smile” would be present.
