The participants of the fourth season of the documentary reality If we loved each otherwhich is in full swing at TVA, will follow key moments of their journey in front of the cameras to take stock and further advance their approach.
This 13th broadcast week is a new feature for the show produced by Duo Productions in collaboration with Quebecor Content.
“Participants had the privilege of watching episodes together. Usually they watched the episodes separately. This meant they could see different stages of their journey before the broadcast. It allowed them to sort things out and catch up, and that’s very interesting to see,” said relationship support expert Louise Sigouin in an interview with QMI Agency.
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She praised her “authenticity, her truth and her vulnerability, forgetting the camera.”
“This allows each of us to recognize ourselves, to identify ourselves and to allow ourselves to be touched,” added the woman who has been there for them for three decades.
Filming the second season of “If We Still Loved Each Other”.
In addition, this fall saw the filming of the second season of If We Still Loved Each Other, the docu-reality version dedicated to couples who want to give each other another chance to continue their journey together. We don’t know when it will air yet.
- Listen to the latest interview with relationship support expert Louise Sigouin on Sophie Durocher’s show QUB radio:
As far as a possible fifth season of “If We Loved Each Other” is concerned, nothing has been confirmed by TVA yet, as the QMI agency has learned.
The documentary reality “If We Loved Each Other” is offered Monday to Thursday at 7:30 p.m., right after the daily Indéfensible.
You can also see Louise Sigouin every Thursday at Salut Bonjour for a column linked to “If We Loved Each Other.”