Sunday October 15, Véronique Jannot was Michel Drucker’s guest on the show Vivement Dimanche, broadcast on France 3. During this interview, the actress and singer spoke about her relationship with age and the inappropriate comments that she sometimes receives.
Cinema, television, music, theater… Véronique Jannot has been working on projects for several decades. At 66, she is back with a new book called The Present Is My Refuge. Throughout the pages, Laurent Voulzy’s ex-partner looks back on the encounters that marked her life and offers advice for achieving a certain form of serenity.
“I can have moments of nostalgia when I think of people I loved, who unfortunately are no longer here. The past was more joyful, with more carefreeness, less prejudice. We live in a time of prohibitions that too often makes us feel guilty. It is in the present that we must live to find our path and our truths,” explained the actress from Tomorrow Belongs to Us during a recent interview with Télé Star.
Véronique Jannot opens up about her relationship with age
Sunday October 15, Michel Drucker received Véronique Jannot in his show Vivement Dimanche, broadcast on France 3. During this interview, the star presenter of France Télévisions returned with the actress to the difficulty of aging when you are a public person . “Obviously with the passage of time we can have a little more difficulty putting up with this look because people are not tender.
I’ve heard how many times next to me, ‘Ah, so she took a hit’. Or ‘Ah, she was expensive’,” explained Véronique Jannot. “Or what has changed!” continued Michel Drucker. “Yes, they don’t see that they have changed too,” remarked the actress. “I reassure you right away, it’s the same for guys,” added the 81-year-old presenter. After going through many trials during her life, Véronique Jannot seems more fulfilled than ever.
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