For several years, Fayza Lamari asked her son Kylian Mbappé to do the dishes. Those days are now over.
On the occasion of the “Oakley x OneSight x IBKM” event, aimed at testing and equipping 1,000 children from disadvantaged backgrounds with corrective glasses and sunglasses, Kylian Mbappé gave an interview to the media Raw. During it, the Paris Saint-Germain striker talks about the benefits of the education he received.
“We were raised to share. It’s something that is found, that I put in my luggage and that I took around the world. I like to share with the people I love, with the people I can help,” declares the captain of the France team. He also takes the opportunity to slip in an anecdote about his mother, Fayza Lamari, who made him do the dishes for a while.
“I got here because I was helped. And I think that’s normal when you manage to help in turn.”
Giving your time, getting involved, helping others… what does that mean to Kylian Mbappé? Our journalist Safae Taouih went to ask him directly. pic.twitter.com/qgg4KeOpPj— Brut FR (@brutofficiel) November 6, 2023
“Now I don’t do it anymore (laughs). But it’s true that for a long time my mother wanted me to do it so that I had the value of things, so that I could do things by myself, so that I wasn’t assisted, so that I became aware of the value things, that everything is deserved. But she gives me two or three reminders which are sometimes still… But she’s a mother (laughs)”laughs the number 7 of the capital club.
