Vanessa Paradis Delivers Insightful Comment on France’s Political Climate and Her Choice for Prime Minister
Vanessa Paradis Showcases Wit and Charm on French Television
Vanessa Paradis Discusses Politics and Her New Album
On Friday, October 10, Vanessa Paradis appeared on the French television show Quotidien, aired on TMC. The celebrated singer used wit and humor when discussing France’s political climate, making her appearance highly anticipated. Vanessa was on the show to promote her new album, “Le retour des beaux jours,” which marks her first musical project in seven years since her previous album “Les sources.”
A Surprising Response to Political Questions
During the program, hosted by Yann Barthès, the 54-year-old singer was asked various questions, one of which prompted a lot of laughter from the audience. In a candid question-and-answer segment, Yann Barthès inquired what Vanessa would do if she were the President of France. She humorously replied, “I would appoint a Prime Minister…” Her unexpected response caused hearty laughter among the audience.
France’s Ongoing Political Challenges
This light-hearted moment provided a break from France’s ongoing political struggles, characterized by frequent changes in the Prime Minister’s office. The nation has recently seen a series of short-lived tenures with leaders like Gabriel Attal, Michel Barnier, François Bayrou, and Sébastien Lecornu, each departing after just a few weeks or months.
Vanessa Paradis on Her Career in Cinema
In addition to her television appearances, Vanessa Paradis has been actively promoting her new album through various media channels. In an interview with Madame Figaro, she expressed disappointment over the lack of film opportunities, saying, “I’ve suffered because there were times when I wanted and needed to do cinema, and nothing came along.” However, she emphasized her selective approach, insisting on roles that resonate with her.
Upcoming Film Projects
Despite previous frustrations, Vanessa is now part of several exciting film projects, including Jérôme Commandeur’s comedy “T’as pas changé” and Yann Gonzalez’s “J’oublierai ton nom.” She mentioned, “It’s not the time to complain. I have Jérôme Commandeur’s film and Yann Gonzalez’s third film, a genre film with a character unlike any I’ve played before.”
Article courtesy of Emegypt and 6Medias.
