“After a while, we say to ourselves…”

VIDEO – This Thursday, January 23, facing Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine in C to youEstelle Lefébure revealed surprising information. Yes, even the most beautiful women in the world are not spared from complexes…

This Friday January 24, the series Super Males is coming to Netflix. On this occasion, Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine received the casting on the set of C to you this Thursday, January 23, in the company of ex-top model Estelle Lefébure, who indulged in astonishing confidences. With humor, the actors talked about their bare scenes. While former rugby player Guillaume Labbé explained that he was not embarrassed by the idea of ​​showing his body, Manu Payet, for his part, explained that he preferred to use a “butt lining”. A decision that Estelle Lefébure perfectly understands, who has long been self-conscious about this: “When I was younger, I wore sweatshirts all the way down to hide my butt… Well, after a while, we say to ourselves: 'It doesn't matter…'”, she revealed.

The information may seem surprising. Nevertheless, the expression of the happy mother and grandmother does not deceive: she who posed and paraded for the greatest, notably becoming the muse of the fashion designer Thierry Mugler, was indeed self-conscious about her physique, to the point that, as Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine revealed, she did not want her back to be photographed! And even if, today, Giuliano's mother finally came to terms with it, she also confided: “Afterwards, that’s not why I show them either, I tell you, all the same…” Enough to reassure all those of our readers who are sorry about this or that aspect of their physique: complexes affect everyone, and as Estelle Lefébure says, we should not take them too seriously.

Estelle Lefébure: this moment when she felt comfortable with her body

This year, Estelle Lefébure will celebrate her 59th birthday. But how do you cope with getting older when you have been considered one of the most beautiful women on the planet? In an interview given to our colleagues at Madame Le Figaro this Thursday, January 23, the author of the book Welcome, welcome the passing of timepublished on January 22 by Flammarion, looked back unvarnished on her career, and on the way in which her view of her physical appearance has evolved. In particular, the ex-top model confided, about the day she walked for Jean-Paul Gaultier while she was pregnant with her eldest daughter, Ilona: “At that moment, I was on top of everything. No matter what people thought, I felt good and I was comfortable with my body.”