Marie-Eve Janvier has openly addressed her body image and femininity since becoming a mother. This discussion took place during her appearance on the show “Pour une fois” on Télé-Québec. This interview marks one of her rare public outings after a nearly four-month break from the spotlight.
Insights from the Interview
In a sneak peek shared by the network, Janvier spoke candidly with host Mélissa Désormeaux-Poulin. The conversation centered around her relationship with her body, femininity, and her feelings about desire and sexuality.
Body Image Journey
- Janvier is on a journey to reclaim her body.
- She felt beautiful during her pregnancy, supported by her partner, Jean-François Breau.
- Post-pregnancy, she experiences challenges in accepting her body after three children.
“I’m a mom’s body now, and that was tough for me,” she admitted. Janvier shared that after her third pregnancy, she found it more challenging to adjust. “I was tired of being touched and of breastfeeding,” she revealed, referring to her experiences as a mother to Léa, Laurence, and Louis.
Moments of Vulnerability
Despite her awareness of the body-positive movement, Janvier confessed there are days when she struggles to embrace her post-pregnancy figure. She specifically mentioned not liking her stomach at times, illustrating the reality many women face.
Community Response
Janvier’s honesty has resonated with many women. Online platforms, particularly Facebook and Instagram, saw an outpouring of supportive comments. Numerous women expressed gratitude for Janvier’s willingness to articulate feelings they share but often keep private.
Don’t miss Marie-Eve Janvier on “Pour une fois,” airing every Saturday at 8 PM on Télé-Québec, with episodes available for viewing on téléquébec.tv.
