Comedian, singer, Camille Lellouche has more than one string to her bow and she has just added that of author. In fact, little Alma’s mother was the guest of the 8:30 p.m. on France 2 Sunday March 10, 2024 on the occasion of the release of his book tell you everything. On the set, Laurent Delahousse recalled that on March 8, 2021, the singer had revealed her title Does not insist during this same broadcast, and that she had not specified that he was relating her personal story. Camille Lellouche looked back on this period of her life during which she was a victim of domestic violenceand explained why she had not filed a complaint. “I did not file a complaint because I was too afraid, I was much too afraid, it was hellish, and the fact as you say, of not having said it with you here is because that it put me, at the time, in a state of vulnerability that I didn’t want to experience again, and I wanted to protect myself.”
“I couldn’t keep it to myself anymore”
If she hid it when revealing her piece, Camille Lellouche ended up telling her story. “There comes a point where I can’t keep it to myself anymore, and then I think I’m here because I have a duty as a human and I’m here for something.” she explains to Laurent Delahousse. She also adds that she wants to reassure women who also suffer, or have suffered, violence. “To say that even if you have a big mouth like me, it can happen, and that despite all the kindness we can have, people can hurt us.” To recover from this trauma, Camille Lellouche explains that talking about it helps a lot. “Talking about it through my art, whether in music, in humor, in cinema perhaps one day, it helps me a lot” she confides. “Today I’m happy, I think I didn’t say it for a while, even if sometimes it comes back, when I see the clip, […] but there, I have a child, I try to be happy all the time, and it’s working for now.” A great life lesson from the singer and comedian.