At 43, Elodie Gossuin is the happy mother of Jules and Rose, born in 2007 and Léonard and Joséphine, born in 2013. If the host has a lot of work, her family remains her priority. Saturday, June 29, 2024, it was in an interview given to Télé 7 jours that she assured: “With twins aged 16 and 10, there’s work to be done! Fortunately, I have a great husband who takes care of me when I’m not thereeven if, in my absence, it’s a happy mess!”.
In all transparency, it was then that she would soon be at the head of Show Me Your Voice that Miss France 2001 explained: “I try to organize myself as best as possible to optimize my time with them and be able to take them to school or have them revise their French baccalaureate. It is sometimes
difficult to find the right balanceespecially since my schedule is never the same”.
Elodie Gossuin: “I often feel guilty”
If this lack of routine and rhythm is
“exciting” for her, the host clarified that it was not easy for her children. “Even though they understand and support me, because
they were born with this slightly ‘crazy’ motherI often feel guilty. I spend my life trying to make up for lost time”she said.
Wednesday July 12, 2023, shortly after celebrating her 17th wedding anniversary, it was in the columns of Gala that she revealed that she could live off her passion thanks to her husband. “It’s thanks to him that I flourish and vice versa, well, I hope. There is this desire to continue building our tribe together”Elodie Gossuin had then indicated.
Elodie Gossuin: “The priorities are no longer the same”
In 2021, in the columns of Télé 7 jours, Bertrand Lacherie’s wife had already explained: “Having one or four children doesn’t change much: the navel shifts, the look that we carry on us too. The priorities are no longer the same anyway. Today, my children are older, I feel like I’m regaining a certain balance, a form of autonomy because they too acquire their own. But it’s hard not to feel guilty when I want to go to the hairdresser or to a salon.”.
Assuring that she was “very friendly” with her children, Elodie Gossuin added: “My refuge is in Oise, where I grew up and where we live with my husband, Bertrand, and our four children. When they come home from school, we have a snack in the garden, we have a picnic in the forestI have my parents, my brother and my sister right next door. I feel privileged to be surrounded by my family in a setting like this”.
