“It turns my heart back”

Christophe Dechavanne speaks regularly about the pandemic. The host and producer does not hide his desire to see France regain its old way of life, on social networks. His involvement is all the greater since his wife, a doctor, is on the front line in the fight against the virus. During the first confinement, the host was confined with his daughters to the countryside, far from his companion. In an interview he gave to our colleagues from Current Woman, the host of I’m a celebrity, get me out of here confided in this burdensome situation. “I haven’t seen the woman in my life for almost three weeks. It is a terrible lack, we saw it very badly … My wife, that hero. She and her colleagues are self-sacrificing and extraordinarily courageous, even beyond that. (…) It’s hard, we don’t know how long it will last. No one knows. But yes, it’s true, in these times, the most difficult for me is really the lack of the woman I love. When we are not together, we are sad. So shake me up to do something humanitarian for nursing staff, it is my way of being connected to what she does even if for thirty years, I have been fighting for the prevention of AIDS. I regret not having a white coat to be fully by her side“, he explained a few months ago.

“How sad”

This January 29, it is the situation of French students that prompted him to express himself on his Twitter account. Many of them can no longer provide for their own needs through odd jobs, but also have seen their education cease for almost a year … A worrying situation that moved the producer, when he saw the report produced by our colleagues from Brut, one of whom described “dozens and dozens of students lining up for a food distribution in Paris.“A post which did not fail to attract the attention of Christophe Dechavanne:”P ……! How sad .. all these boys and girls .. it turns my heart. Gotta hold on guys .. gotta hold on Strong thoughts to you“.

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