M6 is preparing to broadcast the fourth season of 'Les Traîtres' on April 3, 2025, featuring a mix of personalities from various backgrounds. One of the most notable participants is Sophie Tapie, who is taking part alongside her mother, Dominique Tapie. The show promises excitement and emotional moments, especially given the unique family dynamic at play.
In an exclusive interview with Télé Star, the mother-daughter duo shared insights about their experience on the show. "It’s my daughter who convinced me to live this experience with her," Dominique Tapie revealed, highlighting the special bond they share. Sophie echoed her mother’s sentiments, stating, "I wanted to share an adventure with my mother. I’ve experienced a lot with my father but less with her." This sentiment underscores the significance of their participation in the show.
During the filming, Sophie Tapie was seven and a half months pregnant with her second child, making the experience even more challenging. Her eldest son, Oscar, who was just ten months old at the time, was also present at the Château de Biron, where the show was filmed. Sophie affectionately referred to him as the "mascot" of the set, sharing, "My ten-month-old son was with me in my room."
However, the filming took a concerning turn when Oscar had to be evacuated due to a bout of chickenpox. "We had to repatriate him during the shoot when he contracted chickenpox," Sophie explained, adding a layer of worry to what was meant to be an enjoyable experience. The incident undoubtedly added stress to Sophie, who was already navigating the challenges of pregnancy.
Despite the challenges, the show seems to have provided a platform for both Sophie and Dominique to reveal different facets of their personalities. "I rediscovered that Sophie resembles her father more and more. She argued, she cried; she’s a born actress. I thought, this is completely Bernard," Dominique reflected, drawing a parallel between her daughter’s behavior and that of her late husband, Bernard Tapie, who passed away in October 2021.
Sophie, on the other hand, expressed her desire for viewers to see a different side of her mother. "I wanted people to learn about this part of her personality. I knew her funny and spontaneous side, and I wanted to share that with everyone," she noted. Their shared experience on 'Les Traîtres' appears to have strengthened their bond, providing a unique opportunity to connect in a competitive environment.
As the premiere date approaches, anticipation builds among fans eager to see how the mother-daughter duo navigates the challenges of the game. The show will air on M6 at 9:10 p.m. on April 3, 2025, and features a diverse cast, including athletes like Alizé Cornet and Adil Rami, as well as personalities from various fields such as singer Liane Foly and journalist Yoann Riou.
In conclusion, 'Les Traîtres' season four promises to be filled with drama, strategy, and heartfelt moments, particularly with the Tapie family at the center of it all. As Sophie Tapie continues to juggle her roles as a mother and a participant in this high-stakes game, viewers will undoubtedly be captivated by her journey and the dynamics of her relationship with her mother.
