Camille Lellouche opens up about the domestic violence she suffered at 19

Camille Lellouche has never made it a secret: at 19, the singer and comedian revealed in The Voice was a victim of domestic violence. In 2021, his career was the subject of a documentary on Canal+. The artist already returned to this painful episodewhich she experienced very young: “I was 19 years old. I was in BAC Pro Commerce. I went through hell for two years. I suffered all the forms of violence that a woman can suffer”she had described. His mother ended up helping him to help her escape from the grip of her ex-companion.

Camille Lellouche has since recounted in her shows and in the media the violence to which she was a victim. This Wednesday, November 1, the mother of little Alma explained France Inter : “Like many artists, female or not, we need to express things. We all have our life journey that has built us and also damaged us.” Starring the show LOL: whoever laughs, gets out! (and its frightening variation LOL: whoever shouts, comes out!), the 37-year-old singer describes: “It’s been almost twenty years, but it’s something that marks you. […] You see hell all the time. You don’t know if you’re going to make it.”

“I receive a lot of messages”

From now on, Camille Lellouche works to ensure that her experiences serve victims of domestic violence. She confides that she has received numerous testimonies: “Since I became a mother, I always think of others because I receive a lot of messages from women and men who are experiencing violence.“ Before calling on men victims of domestic violence to also speak out: “We must not forget thatThere are also men who are victims of violence and it’s good to talk about it. It’s not because you are a man that you are necessarily physically and morally stronger.“she concludes.

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