Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine sends a tender declaration to her children in C à vous (VIDEO)

This Wednesday, November 20, Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine spoke about her two sons in C to you. The host, who remains very discreet about her family life, concluded her show with a song by Vitaa, invited to promote her documentary and who also shared some personal confidences.

Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine received the singer Vitaa this Wednesday, November 20 in her show C to you on France 5. The artist was present to talk about her documentary entitled my name is Charlottewhich will be broadcast on November 22 on TMC. During the exchange, the host mentioned her own children in connection with a Vitaa song, while the singer shared personal reflections on her career and her future in music.

Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine talks about her two sons in C to you and sends them a beautiful declaration

Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine is known for her kindness and her naturalness on the air, and this Wednesday, she did not fail to make a nice statement to her two sons. At the end of the show, as the title sounded Your lover of Vitaa, she said: “We part on 'Your lover'this song in which you address your son wishing him a woman who loves him as much as his mother. I wish that too, the same for my two sons.” The host has shared a happy family life with her husband, Philippe Coelho, since their marriage in 2012. Together, they are parents of Arthur, born in 2004, and Vasco, born in 2013. A private life that Anne-Élisabeth protects, while sometimes revealing a few anecdotes in moments of spontaneity like this.

“When you're a mom…“: singer Vitaa talks about her professional difficulties since becoming a mother

The emotion was also there for Vitaa, invited to talk about her documentary and her journey. During the show, she revealed a very personal side by talking about the probable end of her solo career. She said: “I built this album telling myself that it was the last one, and it really is my last solo album.“, before saying she is grateful because she has: “The incredible chance to do this job and go on stage. It's very hard to last over time, especially when you're a woman..” The artist, whose documentary Vitaa, my name is Charlotte will be broadcast on November 22 on TMC, admitted to feeling difficulty in assuming her career since she became a mother: “When you are a mother, when you have three children, when you do everything at the same time, it is a difficult organization. So over the years, I say to myself yes, am I not going to leave a little more light to others?“, she concluded.