Enora Malagré regularly speaks on social networks to share her fight against endometriosis, a disease which prevents her, among other things, from having children. This Monday, January 13, she confides in the media about the suffering that this idea gives her. Lou.
For several years, Enora Malagré has taken advantage of her notoriety to shed light on a fight that is close to her heart: the fight against endometriosis. Herself affected by chronic illness, from which one in ten women suffer in France, the presenter discovered as a columnist at C’Cauet et Don’t touch my post regularly speaks on social networks to discuss the subject. This Monday, January 13, in an interview published on Instagram by the media Louthe actress spoke of her inability to have a child, an idea which she mourns over time.
“In the mourning phase with this”: Enora Malagré talks about the suffering caused by endometriosis
Endometriosis is an incurable chronic disease that can cause infertility in women who suffer from it. The former host of Don’t touch my post has spoken several times on social networks about her inability to have a child due to illness. She told the media Lou: “I don’t have children, I can’t have any, it’s my big tragedy. I’m in the mourning phase with this“. The 44-year-old young woman explains that she regrets the idea of not being able to become a mother and being overcome by a feeling of loneliness every day: “We will find ourselves one day, with no one to pass on to, no one who will come to visit us when we are old…“, but the columnist has no choice but to continue moving forward: “I think I’m at peace with not having children, but I’m not completely sure. In any case, what is certain is that I stopped crying when I held my friends’ children in my arms.“, she continues.
“He had a harder time stopping than me.” : Enora Malagré opens up about the addiction she suffered from
Known for her outspokenness, Enora Malagré does not hesitate to speak out to discuss her health struggles. In December, she shared her great addiction to sweets in the documentary series Tomorrow I stop! Questioned on the set of Buzz TVshe admitted that her addiction, which may seem trivial, had even become a subject in her relationship. Engaged to her partner Hugo since 2017, she confided: “When I was texting him, when he was leaving work, on the way home: ‘Can you bring me a bag of sweets?’ he was there: ‘I’m going to bring him back his dose’…”. Finally, the columnist managed to overcome her sugar addiction problems, just like her companion: “He was very patient and now he has stopped completely, but he had a harder time stopping than I think, poor guy!”
