Former star of the series “Honey and the Bees”, Mallaury Nataf will soon return to television. On this occasion, the actress spoke about the periods when she was homeless.
Known for her role in the series Honey and bees and for being a star of the company AB Productions, Mallaury Nataf will make his comeback on television and notably in the Christmas bonus of Mysteries of Love. A consecration for the actress who, between 2006 and 2019, was absent from the screens because she lived on the street and because she had to go through many ordeals.
Thus, in 2019, she signed her return to the series The mysteries of love thanks to his unfailing friendship with producer Jean-Luc Azoulay. But only eight months after this comeback, the actress disappeared again to return to the complicated daily life of the street. This Friday, November 17, 2023, Mallaury Nataf confides in the columns of Closer about his former homeless status and his “relapse in 2020”.
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Mallaury Nataf: his tragic confidences about life on the street
“I fell back onto the street, but not by choice, I guarantee you! A Hindu stole my wallet in March 2020, at the very beginning of the pandemic, with my bank card inside, my identity card and almost €400 in cash. At that time, I was renting a room in a hotel for €40 per day. The day after the theft, my bank was closed due to confinement… Impossible to report my situation! And, without money, I could no longer pay for my hotel. So I found myself outside again, despite all my efforts. In full confinement.” she explained. A new ordeal for the one who, on several occasions, lost custody of her three children.
“I thought I would be able to fend for myself. And when you find yourself outside, you no longer have any friends.” she then reveals. “The only problems I endured during the ten years I spent on the streets” she continues, claiming to have slept in the street “without cardboard, without mattresses, without tents”. And to conclude with sadness: “We go to the municipal shower, to the laundromat to wash our things. Passers-by gave me 20 to 30 € per day, without me asking for anything. Every month, I changed my clothes completely, which I went to buy for €15 to €20. I always wanted to be impeccable, Italian style.”