As TF1 has been doing for 34 years of partnership, Les Pieces Jaunes are in the spotlight this week on the channel.
The candidates of the "
12 noon shots
" are united and compete to win as much money as possible for the benefit of the association which helps hospitalized children.
Last year,
Jean-Luc Reichmann
's game had accumulated 140,000 euros in winnings.
On this occasion,
Brigitte Macron
came to the set for a few minutes.
Children are invited by video to ask questions to the first lady.
If the first interventions are practical like
"where to find the piggy banks?"
or
“what will the donations be used for?”
, the following are more personal.
Thus, little Maxence, 8, asks:
“Do you still have time to do romantic things with the president?”
.
Laughter a little embarrassed on the set with Jean-Luc Reichmann who hides behind the alibi
"it's the children"
.
“During the World Cup, the president was like crazy on
Freed From Desire
de Gala”
Brigitte Macron does not hesitate to respond to indiscretion:
“We have rites from time to time, we go to the restaurant, we walk home, we walk a lot, we walk a lot.
Not always by day, sometimes by night, sometimes with a beanie.
We go a little to the theater, a little to the cinema, we try a little
.
She adds:
“My problem is that I'm married to someone who works all the time, so the problem is trying to get him to close his files a bit”
.
Understanding of the heavy professional task of her husband, there is however one subject on which she remains intransigent, family reunions.
She tells :
“We have a large family with my children and my grandchildren, there are fourteen of us, so every month I have at least one birthday.
And every month we have a birthday all together and it's not about missing one!
.
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Then comes the question of little Chloe who asks for the presidential couple's favorite song.
Brigitte Macron confesses that the one she
"sings the most"
, specifying that
"it's not premonitory"
is
I came to tell you that I'm leaving
by Serge Gainsbourg.
“There is this poem by Verlaine,
“As Verlaine says so well in the bad wind”
, and the melody touches me but do not fantasize about
“I came to tell you that I am leaving”
I beg you!
insists the first lady.
If she does not risk answering precisely for the President of the Republic, she nevertheless says that he
“likes Charles Aznavour, Léo Ferré, he likes Piaf, he likes this kind of music a lot.
He is slowly but surely getting into electronic music
.
A final anecdote is delivered to viewers:
“During the World Cup, he was like crazy on
Freed From Desire
de Gala”
.