Angry with the press, Helena Noguerra launched a real rant on the web after the publication of a naked photo without her consent. The actress did not hide her immense sadness.
Helena Noguerra is very upset. While she was in her haven of peace, the 54-year-old actress was seen a naked photo on the front page of a celebrity magazine without her consent. The actress was very shocked and shared her feelings in the columns of our colleagues at Release. Faced with the situation, she decided to speak out so as not to give up. “to remain in silence and in this state of astonishment”. Distressed by the “without consent for five days”she expressed herself in all sincerity. “I had been trapped by this newspaper before but never naked. And this nudity exposed to everyone without my agreement bothers me a lot. Oh of course, nothing serious eh… I know that it’s ridiculous to come and whine over an exposed nipple! I am well aware of that.”she posted.
The actress experienced this as a real affront: “There is no death of man, although there is risk of death of soul! Because what is serious, and this is why I write, is that in a post #MeToo era, in an era where consent is finally a subject, I am surprised that this is not applied to this ‘scavenger’ press.” Helene Noguerra then spoke of the humiliation she felt: “What is happening to me also makes me think of those who are sexually assaulted and of whom I am a part (and yes, #MeToo) and whose aggression is minimized under the pretext that their outfit or their behavior, considered ambiguous by some, justifies a predator losing control, giving in to their impulses, and stealing what they did not have the right to. intention to give.”
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“It’s when I want. When I agree”
If in the past she has already been exposed on the covers of magazines or in films, she finds it unacceptable that her body is exposed to everyone’s eyes: “It’s when I want. When I agree. It’s like with the body, we sleep if we want, when we want and with whom we want. It is not because we are free that everyone can help themselves. And mine, freedom. Being free does not mean being in ‘self-service’! (…) I decide where, when, to whom I expose it and how. It matters, the how!”, she concluded. A rant that did not go unnoticed!
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