Alain Chabat: His daughter Louise, just in a civil partnership, decides to put an end to an old addiction!

Alain Chabat: His daughter Louise, just in a civil partnership, decides to put an end to an old addiction!

From his father Alain Chabat, who celebrates his 66th birthday this November 24Louise has undoubtedly inherited a certain serenity, charisma and ease in front of the cameras, she who does not hesitate to pose nude regularly. Certainly, her notoriety has nothing to do with that of her illustrious progenitor, who has been carrying her smiling face, her humor and her good-natured airs for more than four decades from TV sets to those of the cinema, but the young woman has undoubtedly from whom to hold.

The one who is now the husband of Tiara, a sublime brunette, had three children. Max, born in 1986, Louise, in 1988 and finally, Lucie, who was born in 1993. If the eldest and the youngest have rather remained in the shadows, the first carrying out for example the questions from the second season of Burger Quiz, the youngest having been an assistant director trainee on the film Lend me your hand in which her father plays, the youngest, she chose to take the light. After having played in several films, including two directed by the former accomplice of Dominique Farrugia, she decided to get into the wellness field inasmuch as coach, therapist and influencer. It is in this capacity that she made surprising revelations a few days ago on Instagram.

Those who follow her on her social networks know: Louise hides nothing, neither her joys, nor her sorrows, nor her private, romantic, family and even sexual, she who spoke of her reduced libido after her delivery. When some hide their toddler's face under pretty emojis, the mother of Néo, who will be 4 years old on February 8, decided to show it. As she shares everything about her daily life with her darling, Julien, with whom she once claimed to form a free couple. This is how on November 6, she posted a hilarious video of her and her darling having a civil union!

Alain Chabat's daughter says : “We could eat a packet of cakes every night”

But the daily life of Louise, for whom Alain Chabat does not hesitate to step up to the plate when she is attacked, is not always happy… And she does not hesitate to share her doubts, her sorrows or her feelings either. rants, in particular on questions of feminism or body positivism. Thus this post from December 30, 2023 in which she appeared in panties and bra displaying a cardboard sign on which we could read these words “Get off your ass”. Small verbal outburst that Alain probably did not deny… Next to this somewhat cash message, a long text on motherhood – a recurring theme for her who sometimes felt overwhelmed – on money which does not not happiness, the virtues of failure and a word on transformative week-endsthese retreats that she organizes for women.

It was also in the spirit of well-being that at the end of the summer, the couple became aware of a problem and decided, radically, to take charge of themselves… It all started with a post published on August 2 last year. That day, Louise wrote “You often ask me how I recovered from my chronic depression…Today I'm going to tell you about the one who saved me.” In a long paragraph, she pays tribute to Irène Grosjean, naturopath, who died a few days earlier and from whom she had learned to eat well about ten years ago. “Bulk, she explainsI went from wanting to “heal my head so that my body would feel better” to want “heal my body so that my head feels better”. And it worked.” Alain Chabat's daughter goes on to say that this new way of eating allowed her to regain her mood, her emotions, her energy level, her sleep, healthy skin, and joy. Louise – who in her youth took a baccalaureate before going to acting school – thus became vegan, developed a passion for subjects linked to nutrition, going so far as to lead workshops on the issue. ..

But it seems that bad habits have come to reestablish themselves in the life of the young woman and in that of her darling. Last week, she published a touching story on her Instagram account evoking compulsive behaviors linked to addiction food inherited from childhood… “We were born in the 80s, she tells her followerswe grew up in the 90s, it was really the time of dauphine apples, frozen foods, super sugary cereals in the morning, very acidic orange juices that ruin your stomach in the morning. There are a lot of us who grew up with this food.” To the point that this junk food was a regular part of the couple's daily life. “We always bought shit and in the evening we ate, she details. We could eat a packet of cakes every evening, or cheese with chips, always to snack on during the day…”

Alain Chabat's daughter proud that her son never ate Ketchup

Electroshock happened this summer when Louise and Julien went on vacation with “hyper sporty friends” Who “eat very well”. “It gave us an impulse to change,” she says, specifying that, seeing the effects that all this had on them and noting how difficult it was for them to do without these sugary and processed products, they decided to say goodbye to them at the start of the school year. And since then, they have been doing wonderfully well. “We stopped completely and frankly we both deflated from phew since the start of the school year, she said. Now, we've been eating like that for a month and it's true that sugar, in fact, the less you eat, the less you want it.”

An observation that the mother applies to the letter with her son who has been the subject of the greatest attention since his birth. “With Néo, we made a huge mistake”, sums up the mother. She describes her child's diet in detail: “very few industrial cakes”, “In the morning, proteins, fat and slow sugars”, “plant-based yogurts, compotes without added sugar, fruits…” And the mother is proud: “he's never eaten ketchup in his life. Earlier I offered him mayonnaise, he doesn't even want to taste it. He doesn't like cheeseburgers.” At these words, we hear the voice of little Neo – born when his parents had just experienced a big problem – throw as a challenge: “Yes, I like burgers!” “-Do you like it now?Louise replies. “-Oui”, he replies. And the mother concludes, far from her son's little prying ears: “He doesn’t like burgers,” by evoking the little dishes they prepare together or the cooking sessions between father and child. Drawing on her experience, Louise Chabat ends her video with these words: “That's all to say, if you have young children under the age of 3, be careful about what you give them, because addictions, habits and everything, it happens at a very young age.”