It’s a story that has caused a lot of ink to flow at the end of 2023. On December 25, Victoria Abril signed the column in support of Gérard Depardieu, provoking the anger of Lucie Lucas. The actress took to her Instagram account to express her indignation and at the same time accused her screen partner in the series Clem of having sexually assaulted several of his colleagues on the set of the show. The Spanish actress then filed a complaint against the star, while the mother of Lilou, Moïra and Milo subsequently apologized. If the story has died down since then, this Friday April 26, in the columns of CloserAgustín Galiana modestly returned to the controversy.
“It’s such a delicate subject. Everyone reacted with the love they have for each other”first declared the former star of the series Here it all begins. Before adding: “I hope they resolve this in the best way. As for me, if I ever speak about this subject, it will be when I have decided”. As a reminder, the actor played alongside Lucie Lucas and Victoria Abril in Clem from 2016 to 2023. “They are two people on edge who love each other very much. Sometimes when we love each other, we say things to each other that escape us (…) I like having good energy around me. That’s the daily work that I do… selfishly”he concluded.
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Agustín Galiana fed up with being considered a “man-object”, he rants
In full promotion of his fifth title Enamorado (Amoureux, in French), released on April 12, the singer gave an interview a few days earlier to 7 Days TV. In the columns of the magazine, Lucie Lucas’ friend explained taking a short break from cinema, but returning in front of the camera, with roles less focused on his physique: “My job is not just to stand in front of the camera and look good. Even if some producers only see me like that…” he began by declaring. Before adding: “I sometimes have the impression that I am taken for a man-object. It’s very sexist. My objective is to play different characters, to be able to tell things, to open the debate on social issues.” Agustín Galiana knows what he wants!
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