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Her latest show, her character, her work as a comedian… On the set of Clique TV, Florence Forresty discussed many topics. Among the latter, his relationship with age.
Canal + a few days before the broadcast of his last show Boys Boys BoysFlorence Foresti, released in 2022, was Mulud Achour’s guest on the set of “Clique TV” this March 26. Enables the comedian to trust his relationship with age. Because someone who recently celebrated his 50th birthday = now fully insists on the fact that it is mainly about the fifty-year-old audience.
Invisibility
“On my show, I promote 50-year-old women. I sell them to men because at 50 you are the perfect woman,” she says, before extolling the latter’s qualities and her own at the same time. “We can’t spy on our ‘boy’ on his cell phone because our vision is blurry,” “We’re not jealous anymore,” “When you (men, editor’s note) Go out clubbing, we’re happy because we can do our color,” he enumerates mischievously. But when it comes to addressing the issue of the invisibility of these women, Lyonnais regains its seriousness. for him, age is just an excuse that hides another problem.
“We have taken a giant step forward. A few decades ago, a 50-year-old woman was my grandmother: styling, glasses, blouse and comfortable shoes,” she laughs. And continue. “Today I believe that we have come a long way. I don’t think women are invisible in their 50s. On the other hand, I find that they are not visible when they are not very beautiful. It is not so much age, but a certain form of beauty that is still demanded of women.
“I want to call myself Miss”
For Florence Foresti, age is therefore no object. Moreover, he escapes from it by defining himself as a “transage”. His own concept that he clarifies. “I am a 30-year-old woman. And I want everyone to identify me that way. I want to be called Mademoiselle,” she jokes, still noting that it’s a “show joke.”
However, this joke hides a grain of truth. “When you are old, now I can say that I am old, you always feel younger than you are. And it’s true that I understand it only now,” admits the comedian, recalling the time when others talked to him about this feeling. “And then when you feel it, you say to yourself: “yeah, actually I can’t be 50 in my head.” So I likened it to transience, because it’s a form of transience of a young woman’s identity,” she concludes.
Source: Le Figaro
