Valérie Trierweiler is back in bookstores. Thursday October 10, the book was released by Les Arènes “It’s for a friend.”which the former First Lady co-wrote with her colleague Constance Vergara. To promote it, the 59-year-old journalist responded to the invitation of several media outlets in recent weeks. On the big day, the one who shared the life of François Hollande between 2005 and 2014 also took part in a beautiful launch evening. The event took place at Buddha-Bar, in Paris, at the initiative of Five Eyes Production. To celebrate the realization of this literary project, Valérie Trierweiler was in good company: many members of her family and several of her friends were seen.
Two of his three sons, Anatole and Léonard, had responded with their respective partners, Nour and Jennifer. Her ex-husband, the philosopher Denis Trierweiler, was also there. Sylvie Tellier was also spotted among the participants, like Bruno Hourcade, known for his participation in the 12 Midday shotsfrom the influencer and columnist Hugo Manos, as well as the novelist David Foenkinos. Other celebrities have been immortalized: actresses Déborah François, Gabrielle Lazure and Romane Serda, haute couture designer Julien Fournié, singer Nicoletta and producer Pascal Bataille.
>>> PHOTOS – Sylvie Tellier, Hugo Manos, Nicoletta… Valérie Trierweiler well surrounded for the release of her new literary project
Valérie Trierweiler: what subject does the journalist address in her new book?
The new book “It’s for a friend.” is presented as a sort of instruction manual in which Valérie Trierweiler and Constance Vergara address the challenges many women face as they enter middle age. “It’s a decade where many couples break up, where bodies change, where children leave the family nest, where the world of work becomes harsherwe can read in the presentation of the work made by the publisher. It is also, for women, a period of liberation from all injunctions, the opportunity to discover and assert themselves, to build different relationships.”
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Photo credits: Jérôme Dominé/Five Star Production
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