How did you manage your motherhood with your role as presenter of the show “Qui wants to marry my son”?
Everything was shot while I was pregnant. At the end of the shoot, my stomach was huge. While I was working, I put on a sleeve so that it wouldn’t show too much. The twins waited until the end of the last episode to impose themselves “physically”. Strangely enough, I never felt nauseous while filming. I was very focused.
What is your daily life today?
My schedule is overloaded. We don’t have time to ask questions. My husband has to get his hands dirty. For my part, I try to organize myself to have a little time between the bottles. There are also trips to the pediatrician. I may be taking my head a little too much. I’m always afraid that one of the two babies is worse off than the other. We make sure that the bib ‘are given before dinner to have a meal for three with my husband and my eldest daughter. That’s life !
A little tip?
Polysilane gel is my best friend right now. I put some on the pacifier of one of my twins while I bottle-feed the other. The taste of strawberry candy keeps him patient.
How is your little family doing today?
Everyone is well. We learn to know each other. It’s a small world and above all a hell of an organization. Everything is doubled. Diapers, milk… it’s a little military discipline. Two babies, two loves. But I have to say it’s very different from an only baby.