Thierry Ardisson felt tears rising when they mentioned his father. The host revealed to the microphone of France Inter that an autobiographical book of journalist Nicolas Demorand had “exploded” him.
Thierry Ardisson melted in tears by evoking his father at the microphone of the morning 7/10 of Léa Salamé, Nicolas Demorand and Sonia Devillers on France Inter on May 1 (25).
The host of Salut Les Terriens, who came to evoke the upcoming publication of his memoirs, the man in black, at Plon editions, was turned upside down when talking about his childhood and his relationship with his parents at a time when he felt out of step with his family.
“I did not understand why I was born there,” he confirmed, confirming that he was “ashamed” of his modest home for a time. “I thought there had been an error in maternity. I did not understand what I was doing in this family. Why did we not have a DS 19 but a (Renault) Dauphine, why we lived in a building and we did not have a property at the end of an alley of trees (…) I felt completely foreign to that “.
-But shame turned against him when he matured and measured the influence of his education on his adult life and his career. A feeling that upsets him again, in particular to the memory of his father.
“My father … brought me a lot,” said Thierry Ardisson after a great inspiration when feeling tears riding him with him. “It was he who made me listen to Europe 1, who made me read Paris Match, who brought me to see films”.
His emotion was redoubled by the effects of the latest autobiographical book by Nicolas Demorand, interior night (the arenas), which the host read before the interview. In this book, the 53 -year -old journalist evokes his bipolarity diagnosed after many years of suffering.
“It is because of Demorand. I read his book, I returned to this studio and when I saw Nicolas … His book exploded me, “he confessed, stifling a sob.
