Anne Alassane (Masterchef): What happens to the first winner of the contest with a tragic destiny? – Pure People

After seven years of absence, the Masterchef competition is back on the air. It was France 2 that had the idea of ​​reviving the program by recruiting Agathe Lecaron as host and by composing the jury of Yves Camdeborde, Thierry Marx and Georgiana Viou (season 1 finalist). The launch is expected this Tuesday, August 23 and will reveal the 18 candidates ready to fight for the final victory. While waiting to get there, our colleagues from Paris have heard from the winners of previous seasons, including Anne Alassane. This is the first winner of Masterchef in 2010. Since then, Anne Alassane has come a long way. In particular, she opened her restaurant, Le Lanaud in the Limoges region, which offers Limousin specialties based on local products. The young woman also manages a food truck all year round, for which she was able to recruit seventeen employees. “MasterChef changed my life. I first opened a farm-inn, then I sold it to open the Lanaud”, she explained to the Parisian. When she is not behind the stove, Anne Alassane takes up the pen. She has written four books, the last of which on barbecue cooking came out very recently, last April. The drama that turned his life upside down On the private side, not everything was rosy for the famous chef. In 2012, she notably experienced the drama of her life. That year, she lost two of her six children: Rose (4 years old) and Louise (2 years old). The girls tragically died in an accidental fire that broke out in her farm-inn La Pays’Anne, in Montauban, in the Tarn-et-Garonne. It’s a gas lighter that would have caused everything while Rose and Louise were upstairs playing in their room. Anne Alassane, who was working in her farm-inn located next door, tried somehow to intervene but access to the room was impossible. When the police finally managed to get them out, it was already too late. Despite her impossible mourning, Anne Alassane had two other daughters afterwards: Margaux (8 years old) and Amélie (7 years old). “I don’t want to forget my daughters and I will never forget them. I had two other little girls but they were not replacement children. But it was hard, I necessarily compared”, she admitted in It starts today in 2021.