Bruno Solo discusses his daughter Angèle

Bruno Solo, a comedian, has publicly shared his experiences with his 21-year-old daughter Angèle, who is neuroatypical and has several dyslexia-related disorders. He spoke about her life and challenges during an interview on the media show Noé, hosted by Hélène Gateau.

Angèle's neurodevelopmental conditions

Angèle is affected by several neurodevelopmental disorders, including dyslexia, dyspraxia, dysphasia, and dyscalculia. These conditions impact different aspects of learning and development, such as reading, coordination, language, and numerical skills.

Support from the family and pets

Initially, Bruno Solo's wife, Véronique Clochepin, had concerns about having pets in the home. However, the family eventually convinced her, and the two cats, Nino and Nana, have become essential in helping Angèle manage her emotions and behavior during difficult times.

Challenges faced by Angèle

Bruno Solo described how Angèle faced harassment and bullying during her childhood and adolescence due to her learning difficulties. These challenges were often invisible but had real and lasting effects on her life and well-being.

Theater as a refuge and later isolation

Angèle found a sense of belonging in the theater during her early years, where she felt more accepted. However, as her learning challenges became more pronounced, she eventually stopped participating and became increasingly isolated and harassed at school.

Progress and hope for the future

At 21, Angèle continues to make progress, according to Bruno Solo. While the difficulties remain, he expressed a more positive outlook, noting that she is "getting better and better" and remains enthusiastic about life. He previously discussed these topics in detail on Anthony Babkine's podcast Prends ta place in September.