This Wednesday, May 3, 2022, on her Twitter account, the actress wanted to reassure France about her state of health.
Brigitte Bardot is doing very well. On his Twitter account, the muse of Jean-Luc Godard wanted to reassure Internet users and the press about his state of health. In fact, the newspaper France Sunday claimed the star was hospitalized in Toulon in April after suffering from “severe respiratory failure“. The newspaper had stated that after her hospitalization, the actress would suffer “serious after-effects due to his breathing difficulties and, no doubt, lack of blood oxygenation… Cognitive disorders affecting oral expression and writing would thus severely handicap him.“.
The actress therefore took up the pen to calm the situation: “The press caused a scandal with a malaise that happened to me in January and which we are making a big fuss about today, she asserts. I haven’t lost any of my faculties, the open letter sent to Macron 3 days ago is proof of that! Be reassured, lots of kisses“, she said on Twitter this Wednesday, May 3. A fervent defender of animal rights, the actress has the habit of writing to the president to reproach him for his lack of action to protect French wildlife. She sent a new open letter to the President of the Republic on April 26.
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“I am angry at your inaction”
The letter, posted on Twitter, castigates Emmanuel Macron for his passivity in the face of animal cruelty: “Yous first words when you received me at the Élysée… ‘You’re going to yell at me’! Five years later, yes I yell at you because I’m angry at your inactionyour cowardice, your contempt for the French“, can we read on the first page. Calling the president “be evil“, Brigitte Bardot also criticized her complacency in the face of hunting: “Not only does your pact with the hunters put you in a suspicious position vis-à-vis the European Union (…) but since your dramatic seizure of power and despite all the pleas I have addressed to you, nothing worthwhile has yet been done“, she exclaimed. It remains to be seen what the president will answer.