Could you help me understand this sentence?
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Thank you for reading this question.

I have read a sentence "This is an interview for Radio Françine Béyonçé-Trois, Hollywood actress from France", but I don't know who is "Françine Béyonçé-Trois"?

Could you tell me which one is a name "Radio Françine Béyonçé-Trois" or "Françine Béyonçé-Trois"? And who is this actress?

Thank you for your help.

Kind Regards,
Jing W

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Could you help me understand this sentence?
Hello,

Thank you for reading this question.

I have read a sentence "This is an interview for Radio Françine Béyonçé-Trois, Hollywood actress from France", but I don't know who is "Françine Béyonçé-Trois"?

Could you tell me which one is a name "Radio Françine Béyonçé-Trois" or "Françine Béyonçé-Trois"? And who is this actress?

Thank you for your help.

Kind Regards,
Jing W

Answer

There is a mistake in the sentence. I share your confusion. We need to know two names - the name of the radio station and the name of the actress but the writer has put the two things together. It's impossible to make sense of the sentence. I did a quick search and there were no results for "Françine Béyonçé-Trois".