Roselyne Bachelot Lifestyle, Biography, Age, Marriage, Family & Information

Roselyne Bachelot biography: Roselyne Bachelot is a French politician she is famous for doing so many things in life. Daughter of the resistant and Gaullist deputy Jean Narquin, Roselyne Bachelot-Narquin Minister of Culture began a political career, after having held positions of responsibility in pharmaceutical groups.

Roselyne Bachelot biography:

Who is Roselyne Bachelot?

Minister of Culture Roselyne Bachelot , born  Narquin  on December 24, 1946 in Nevers, is a French politician, radio and television presenter. Daughter of a couple of dental surgeons, Roselyne Bachelot is destined for a career in the medical field. In 1988, she obtained her doctorate in pharmacy from the University of Angers. At the same time, Minister of Culture Roselyne Bachelot made a career in the pharmaceutical industry and worked for various laboratories until the end of the 1980s.

It was his father who introduced him to politics at an early age. A former resistant, Jean Narquin was a municipal councilor for Angers, and a Gaullist deputy for Maine-et-Loire. Roselyne Bachelot was first general counsel, then deputy for Maine-et-Loire. In 1998, she stood out in the Assembly for her advocacy in favor of the PACS. 

Roselyne Bachelot Biography Lifestyle, Biography, Age, Marriage, Family & Info

Roselyne Bachelot Biography Lifestyle & Information

Career & Timeline of mandates and functions

To the government

• May 6, 2002 – March 31, 2004: Minister for Ecology and Sustainable Development.
• May 18, 2007 – March 18, 2008: Minister of Health, Youth and Sports.
• March 18, 2008 – January 12, 2009: Minister of Health, Youth, Sports and Associative Life.
• January 12, 2009 – November 13, 2010: Minister of Health and Sports.
• November 14, 2010 – May 10, 2012: Minister for Solidarity and Social Cohesion.
• Since July 6, 2020: Minister of Culture.

To the National Assembly

• 1988-2002; 2007: MP for the  1ST ^CONSTITUENCY  of Maine-et-Loire, member of the Cultural, Family and Social Affairs Committee.

In the European Parliament

• July 20, 2004 – May 17, 2007: MEP, elected in the West constituency.

At local level

• March 1982 – June 1988: General Councilor of Maine-et-Loire.
• 1986: regional councilor for Pays de la Loire.
• April 2001 – March 2004: Vice-President of the Pays de la Loire Regional Council.
• 2004-2007: regional councilor for Pays de la Loire.
• 2003-2006: President of the Maine-et-Loire federation.

Within political parties

• 1989-1992: Deputy General Secretary of the RPR.
• 1992-1993: general delegate for the status of women of the RPR.
• 1995-1997: general delegate for employment and the fight against exclusion at the RPR, member of the political bureau.
• National secretary of the RPR, in charge of employment (until 1998).
• 1999-2001: General Delegate of the RPR, in charge of the Movement’s presence in society.
• Member of the National Council of the RPR.
• February 2002: Spokesperson for Jacques Chirac’s presidential campaign.
• From 2002: member of the political bureau of the Union for a Popular Movement.
• 2004-2007: national secretary of the UMP, responsible for social issues.
• 2006-2008: Deputy General Secretary of the UMP

Arts and media activities

TV and radio shows

• 2012-2016:  Le Grand 8  on D8: regular columnist; occasional entertainer .
• 2013: Weekly editorial on I-Télé: political columnist .
• 2014-2016:  Feet in the dish  hosted by Cyril Hanouna on Europe 1: columnist .
• 2014 and 2017:  Money Drop  hosted by Laurence Boccolini on TF1: candidate .
• 2015-2020:  Les Grosses Têtes  hosted by Laurent Ruquier (RTL, France 2, Paris Première): member .
• 2016-2017:  AcTualiTy  presented by Thomas Thouroude on France 2: columnist .
• 2016-2017:  100% Bachelot  on RMC: host .
• 2016:  Fort Boyard  hosted by Olivier Minne on France 2: candidate .
• 2017:  La République LCI  on LCI: co-host with Julien Arnaud .
• 2018-2019:  L’Heure Bachelot  on LCI: host .
• 2019:  Le Grand Oral  presented by Laurent Ruquier on France 2: juror .
• 2019-2020:  Le Club Le Chatelier  presented by Bénédicte Le Chatelier on LCI: columnist .
• 2020:  Les Reines du shopping  hosted by Cristina Córdula on M6: candidate .
• 2020:  Unexpected word  on France 2: participant .

Filmography

• 2013: music video for the song  Ça ira  by Joyce Jonathan: appearance.
• 2013:  Our dear neighbors , prime-time  Storm warning , on TF1: Fabienne, cousin of Aymeric Dubernet-Carton.
• 2014:  Finally there you are!  on Comédie+: a former women’s football star.
• 2015:  Diagnosis , short film by Fabrice Bracq and Antoine Cupial (web): herself
• 2020:  I Love You coiffure , TV movie by Muriel Robin on TF1: Pilou (sketch  L’Addition ).

Little known facts

• In April 2016, Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal announced that he had filed a defamation suit against Roselyne Bachelot, for having accused him of doping. In this case, she was sentenced for defamation, on November 16, 2017, to a suspended fine of 500 euros and 10,000 euros in damages.