Lysandre Nadeau was passing through Good evening, Good evening Podcasthosted by Jean-Sébastien Girard, and spoke with great frankness about different aspects of his life. personal and professional.
With some 1.7 million subscribers spread across different platforms, the content creator is one of the most followed Quebec personalities on social networks and has been for a long time. However, behind this impressive popularity hide several reflections on fame, public life and growing up under the gaze of others.
Lysandre Nadeau has been present on social networks since adolescence. At the time, she lived in a small village near Matane and explains that social networks allowed her to create a community, even though she did not necessarily have friends living near her home.
When Jean-Sébastien asks her why she has always wanted to be known, the designer recognizes that this could in particular be linked to a need for validation.
She talks about, among other things, the bullying experienced at school, the feeling of being different and the desire to be recognized and loved by a large number of people. She also explains that she was very admiring of the singers, actors and personalities she saw on television and that she, in turn, wanted to provoke this feeling of admiration in others.
Today, however, she recognizes that fame brings real privileges. In particular, she says she notices that she is not treated in the same way when she travels and that her notoriety can allow her to obtain more attention or certain preferential treatment.
Lysandre accepts it, this recognition is appreciated.
One of the most personal passages of the interview occurs when Lysandre talks about her relationship with sexuality since she stopped drinking alcohol. Obviously, the discussion took the route of the Oral Sex podcast, co-hosted with Joanie Grenier. So, the host asks him some more personal questions.
She explains that she realized, in hindsight, that alcohol had a big influence on some of her sexual experiences. Before her sobriety, she sometimes felt like she was “putting on a show” and was more in the performance than truly connected to herself.
Today, she says she experiences her sexuality in a completely different way.
The content creator says she is more in her body, thinks about what feels good and what doesn’t, and communicates more with her partner. She even believes that this way of listening to yourself is much more attractive.
She also addresses her desire for Claude Bégin. Even though she still finds him very handsome and likes cuddling with him, she very frankly recognizes that her sexual desire is no longer the same as at the start of their relationship.
Straightforward, Lysandre is questioned about her financial situation.
When asked if she has more than $5 million in the bank, her answer is clear, but with a thought that seems secretly nuanced: no. However, she specifies that she has acquired assets, without having several million dollars available in cash.
She is also questioned about the possibility of completely stopping working and living off her assets. The designer doesn’t seem particularly keen on the idea, explaining that she would probably find it boring and would want to continue creating, while not becoming someone who has to count every penny carefully.
Finally, the creator was asked about the consequences that her online presence could have on her children when they are older.
Rather than hiding her past or creating taboos around what she shares on the Internet, Lysandre wants to be very open with her children. She explains that they already know that their mother makes a lot of jokes and that she wants to explain things to them when they are old enough to understand them.
However, she does not deny the possible difficulties linked to the fact that her children could one day be confronted with content published about her. She nevertheless believes that their generation will grow up in a context where parents’ presence on the Internet will be much more normal.
The designer also says she wants to offer her children an open education, without taboos, while maintaining a light and fun approach.
Confidences from Lysandre that resonate!
The full episode is available on YouTube.
