After the tension, place to the emotion.
Saturday evening, guest of
"What time!"
on France 2,
Sonia Mabrouk
first had a lively discussion with Élise Lucet on a possible report by “Cash Investigation” on France Télévisions before giving way to a few tears.
The reason ?
The evocation of his recently deceased mother.
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Although in disagreement with her guest, in particular on what she says in her latest book entitled
Reconquering the sacred
(The Observatory), Léa Salamé wanted to emphasize that she was touched by the passage devoted to her mother.
“I must say that even if there are things that I don't share with you, what is very touching in your book is when you talk about your mother.
You say that you lost your mother five months ago and that the sacred saved you, allowed you to overcome this ordeal.
I wanted to tell you that this is what touched me the most in your book
, “said the host.
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Sonia Mabrouk was then questioned by Christophe Dechavanne on the intimate side of the sacred.
"The sacred is when your mother's hand runs through your hair when you are in your child's room.
That moment - when you have lost your mother or she is there - is the space between that mother's hand and that child's hair, that is where what inhabits the sky settles.
It doesn't matter if it's God, the sacred or what you want, the sacred settles in this space, in this joint, and for me, that's the sacred.
It does not change, it is not bought, it is not subject to the laws of business and it is an absolute love, we can humanize it through the mother
, ”she replied.
And when a photo of her mother appeared on the big screen in front of her, Sonia Mabrouk could not hold back her tears.
"No, but it's true that it's touching, what do you want me to tell you?
It's very touching the way you talk about your mother.
Me, you touched me”
, then commented Léa Salamé in the face of the emotion of her guest who simply declared
“thank you”
with a big smile but her eyes filled with tears.
This photo, Sonia Mabrouk had posted it on October 13 on her Instagram account to announce the death of her mother.
“My beloved mom, my loving mom, my everything, my Soraya.
I don't know if I'm doing well to publish this message because you were so discreet and modest.
[...] You're gone.
Your heart gave out and mine, ours with dad, your husband forever, is in pieces.
I chose this photo because it is the beginning of everything, of you two, of us, of life, of happiness, of generosity and of authenticity,”
she wrote in the comments.
