Monday November 4, Amandine Bégot was the guest of Buzz TV. An interview during which she spoke about her disease, endometriosis, but not only that. She also returned to the accusations made against Thomas Sotto following his departure from Telematin on France 2.
Amandine Bégot officiates every morning on RTL alongside Thomas Sotto. Before that, she teamed up with Yves Calvi in the same show. Invited Monday November 4 in The Buzz TVsshe said more about the pace she has to maintain each week. “I get up quite early (…) around 4 a.m., 4:15 a.m. and I arrive at the editorial office around 5:30 a.m., 5:45 a.m.“, she began. And continued: “You can’t work that schedule if you don’t like it, with people you don’t get along with, it’s impossible, you feel it right away (…) It’s still a pain to wake up at 4-4:30 a.m.so if it doesn’t go well with the people you work with, it doesn’t go well at all and it’s very difficult.”
Amandine Bégot opens up about her duet with Thomas Sotto and talks about Telematin
In the rest of the interview, Amandine Bégot spoke about her collaboration with Thomas Sotto. “A duo, it takes or it doesn’t and you can’t cheat, really (…) There, it went very quickly, and it’s true that the morning is now extended from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. (… ) We were on the same wavelength, we wanted the same things and it’s true that this extra hour (…) she looks like us. With Thomas, we are both very curious, we work in almost the same way“, she explained. She was then questioned about the accusations that were made against Thomas Sotto after his departure from Telematin. Did he talk about it? “It’s something he talked about and he was genuinely hurt (…) I see someone who wants to, who is really enjoyable to work with and once again, I can’t force myself at 4 a.m., if things went badly, you would hear it!“
Amandine Bégot suffering from endometriosis, she tells how she learned of the diagnosis of her disease
This interview was also an opportunity for Amandine Bégot to talk about endometriosis, a disease from which she has suffered for several years. She recounted how she learned of the diagnosis. “At the time, I was at iTélé, I was barely thirty years old and I went to see a surgeon who was supposedly a pundit. He told me: ‘We’ll have to operate. We’re going to put an artificial anus on you with a pocket, it’ll get better and so you’ll never have children,'” she recalled.
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