Sophie Davant remembers the painful moments with her family, following the death of her dog Djette

Back on air to present the show In good company on France 3, from this Saturday January 20, Sophie Davant confides in the magazine about her passion for animals Ciné Télé Revue. The host remembered the painful moments she shared with her family following the death of her dog DJette.

Insurmountable suffering. Sophie Davant will make her comeback on the small screen this Saturday, January 20. Since leaving the show Deal done, now presented by Julia Vignali, the journalist had not returned to the air. She will present In good company, the new animal magazine from France 3. Accompanied by veterinarian Dr Pierre Fabing, influencer Emy LTR and rapper Kamini, she will offer advice and tips to animal lovers. Each week, a celebrity will come on set with (or without) their pet to talk about their special bond. For her first issue, Sophie Davant will discover the story of Véronique Jannot and her dog. Asked by Cinema TV Review on this new chapter of her life, the presenter confirmed her passion for animals, “It’s part of my DNA“, she confided before talking about her childhood, “I have always been surrounded by animals.“Sophie Davant also opened her heart about the difficult grief she overcame following the disappearance of her dog, DJette.

Sophie Davant confides in her pain after the disappearance of her dog

Sophie Davant went through a difficult time after the death of her dog. “It took me a while to get an animal in the Paris region, but we took a Maltese named DJette, who I took to the set of It’s on the agenda,” she recalled. Unfortunately, the family’s pooch did not survive after a heart problem, “She died within a few days, there was nothing we could do.“The host confided her pain after this loss, “We can’t imagine the sadness we feel at that moment., and we feel guilty because we cry more than for a human being. My kids and I cried for a week“, and admitted to having had difficulty overcoming this ordeal, “As soon as I opened the door to my house, his absence would start my tears again.“

Sophie Davant finally welcomed a new dog into her life: “It took me two years to be ready“

The presenter ofIn good company admitted to having waited before welcoming a new four-legged friend, “It took me two years to be ready to welcome another dog because I had the impression that I was not going to be able to love someone as much as she did.“ But she ended up taking the plunge, “My vet recommended a Havanese, because they are more athletic.“, she recalled before saying that she “cracked immediately” on a puppy in a breeder in Dordogne. Raoul, his Havanese, is three years old today and accompanies him on the set of his new show!