An athlete can weigh heavily in the history of his discipline, devour the titles with the appetite of an ogre and fully assume his side daddy hen. Stuck in Morocco with his family during the holidays, judoka Teddy Riner (32), ten world titles over 100 kg, two individual coronations at the 2012 and 2016 Olympics, not to mention individual bronze and mixed team gold last summer in Tokyo, experienced the extension of the holidays due to the Covid as a godsend, happy to stay with his partner, Luthna Plocus, and her “Friends” : her son, Eden, 7 years old, and Isis, her daughter, 3 years old. While waiting for the reopening of the borders and the resumption.
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