Guest of the show Good morning ! TF1 morning showQuebec singer Robert Charlebois did not hide his emotion in the face of testimony from Bruce Toussaint on the brutal death of his mother.
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A striking testimony… This Tuesday, May 21, 2024, Robert Charlebois was the guest of Good morning ! TF1 morning show during his show Charlebois, Ducharme and the others, which he will perform on the Bobino stage in Paris from May 29 to June 9. Before seeing his portrait drawn by Hélène Mannarino or answering questions from the other columnists of the program, the famous Quebec singer wanted to make a confession to Bruce Toussaintwhom he met for the first time, well almost!
The touching remark of Robert Charlebois to Bruce Toussaint in Good morning ! TF1 morning show
“I didn’t know you at all, but I had lunch with you yesterday, without you knowing…“, Robert Charlebois said somewhat enigmatically to the TF1 host, before adding: ” I was at home, wandering around, and I saw you talked about your mother’s death…“, he explained. Bruce Toussaint, a little embarrassed, then retorted: “Yes, so it was a rebroadcast, of a show from another channel… but that doesn’t matter“, while Christophe Beaugrand – also present around the table – actually specified that the journalist had testified some time ago in the program It starts today, presented by Faustine Bollaert on France 2.
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Robert Charlebois evokes the frankness of his parents
Robert Charlebois then recounted how the memories evoked by Bruce Toussaint echoed his own. “I was an orphan at 33, which is very, very, young. And parents are the only ones who give you the exact time: when your mother told you that a show wasn’t good, it really wasn’t good (…) when parents say that the cover [d’un album] is ugly, well she is really ugly“, he remembered with a smile. “Fortunately my mother is no longer here to say what she thinks of the show!” laughed the TF1 journalist, while Christophe Beaugrand replied that he was convinced she would have loved it.
