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“I made a lot of mistakes in my life”: Coralie Dubost touching sincerity
During an interview granted to the podcast With them, March 6, 2022, Coralie Dubost remembered the desire for independence that she felt when she was younger. A goal that the member for Hérault managed to achieve despite the mistakes she made…
On March 6, Coralie Dubost spoke to the podcast “which talks regarding the commitment of women in politics” : With them. A meeting in which Member of Parliament for Hérault did some revelations regarding his childhood. After mentioning that she had long been called “the grave Coralie” By his fatherwho called her that since she regularly frowned, the 39-year-old politician then gave up on his determination.
“For a period of your life, you have been a doctoral student and a waitress. Does this say anything regarding your determination”, then asked the journalist. “Yes probably. I have always worked. The first time I started working, I think I was twelve years old. It was almost voluntary, but I was convinced of being an independent and free woman at that age.“confided Coralie Dubostbefore revealing, in complete transparency: “I have always had a taste for independence, autonomy. That’s not to say I’ve always made it, I’ve made a lot of mistakes in my life and I’ve had a lot of people to help me, I didn’t make it on my own.”
Coralie Dubost: a student like the others
Even if Coralie Dubost juggled, during his university years, between her work as a waitress and her thesisshe also did not deprive herself of party once in a while. As proof, on January 21, the former companion of Olivier Véran had unveiled on her Instagram account a tender memory of youth on which she appears surrounded by her friends.
“What a wonderful European year. In Brussels, to refine my European law, I also learned Spanish and German“, she had indicated in the caption, before adding, not without humor: “At the time, we did not take a picture in class, at university, or even on a phone. Yes there are negatives of these images.”
