Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine, the 53-year-old host of the French television program “C à Vous”, spoke frankly in an interview with “La Tribune du Dimanche” about age differences in relationships, especially when the woman is older than her partner.

She experienced this situation herself. In 2017, France Télévisions decided to entrust Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine with the hosting of the program “C à vous” on the France 5 channel. The choice couldn’t have been more apt, because from the moment she appeared

Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine is enjoying resounding success. Viewership is steadily rising, and the show’s popularity is growing. Recently, Emmanuel Macron even accepted an invitation to host, a rarity for a President of the Republic outside of news channels or multi-platform television interviews. Her next challenge was to invite his wife, First Lady Brigitte Macron.

A close confidante of Bertrand Chameroy, who charmed him, does not hide her enthusiasm at the thought of the First Lady of France appearing on her program: “

I dream of it! I’ve been trying to convince her for some time. We had lunch together once,” she said in an interview with La Tribune du Dimanche on May 5.

She’s a very modern woman who breaks the mold and whom I find very inspiring.”

A very complicated situation to manage.
Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine has great respect for Brigitte Macron. Not only for the causes she supports and champions, but above all for her strength and resilience in the face of

numerous criticisms surrounding her marriage. Since the election of Emmanuel Macron and his inauguration at the Elysee Palace, the age difference between the president and his wife has been a hot topic. The host of the French talk show “C à vous” laments this: “

We can’t imagine how difficult it must have been for her to be 24 years older than her husband,” she admits.

Today, she is the subject of unbearable misogynistic rumors that deeply affect both her and Emmanuel Macron. We want to hear her side of the story.” Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine knows this situation because she has experienced it herself. In 2007, she was in a relationship with the comedian

Mustafa El Atrassim, who was 15 years her junior. After their breakup, Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine found love again. In 2012, she married

Philippe Coelho, a discreet architect, with whom she had a second son, Vasco. Her eldest son, Arthur, was born from a previous relationship.