At the microphone of the show We're doing TV again on RTL, Nathalie Saint-Cricq indulged in some confidences about her son Benjamin Duhamel, which she does not hesitate to reframe after each of her broadcasts on BFMTV.
Nathalie Saint-Cricq is proud of her son Benjamin Duhamel and does not hesitate to show it. It must be said that the journalist quickly rose through the ranks. After having proven himself on LCI, Agathe Lambret's companion joined the editorial staff of BFMTV. In just a few years, he has become one of the leading faces of the 24-hour news channel by being at the helm of two shows: Everyone wants to know et It's not every day Sunday. At only 29 years old, Benjamin Duhamel is definitely following in the footsteps of his famous parents, Patrice Duhamel and Nathalie Saint-Cricq.
Nathalie Saint-Cricq: these valuable advice that she gives to her son after each of her broadcasts on BFMTV
Guest of the show We're doing TV again on RTL, Nathalie Saint-Cricq could not escape questions about her son. Faced with Éric Dussard and Jade, the former head of France 2's political service admitted that she watched Benjamin Duhamel on BFMTV with pride. “I find it good, honestly. But when there are things that annoy me, I tell him“declared the one who never hesitates to say what she thinks to her son. “We talk to each other before and after (…) Sometimes I tell him: 'Be careful, you're a little aggressive. You speak too quickly.' At first he puts me in a cast and then he says to himself that maybe I'm right“she continued. After remembering the day she received numerous messages regarding her son's physical appearance, Nathalie Saint-Cricq revealed that she had no fear in the face of his growing notoriety.
Nathalie Saint-Cricq: her son Benjamin Duhamel, a strong support in the face of criticism
Still on RTL, the columnist revealed that she could also count on the unwavering support of her sons Benjamin and Raphaël Duhamel in the face of the cyberharassment to which she is often subject. “When there is something, my son warns me; or the other. They share. When I have to respond to something really offensive, I don't respond on Twitter, but with a lawyer”confided the one who earns much less than her son.
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