While the third volume of her comic book Amber Blake comes out this Wednesday January 26 in France, Jade Lagardère made heartbreaking secrets in the columns of The Meuse. Depressed, she revealed that she had tried to end her life in 2020.
This Wednesday, January 26 is a great day for Jade Lagardère. It marks the release in France of the third volume of his successful comic strip Amber Blake, entitled Operation Dragonfly. On this occasion, the wife of billionaire Arnaud Lagardère confided in the columns of The Meuse on his inspirations: his “sadness and (his) shock since childhood” to what she hears about the atrocities of the world. She didn’t just witness it since she also went through very difficult times, especially in 2020. Internet users remember enigmatic messages posted on its social networks.
In October of that same year, the 31-year-old Belgian had indeed declared on Instagram: “It’s not the first time I’ve experienced this pain deep inside my heart, even though I had forgotten how much it hurt… It’s ironic how we can forget our suffering, even when the last one is not so long ago.“But what could the mother of Liva, Mila and Nolan have suffered from? She has finally given the answer.
Jade Lagardère wants to break the taboo
Jade Lagardère fans are not unaware that the beautiful brunette has been a victim of bulimia in the past. Victim of “crisis periods“when she”could eat unimaginable amounts of food”, she suffered many weight variations during her pregnancies. “I gained 28, 30 and 32 kilos for my three children“, she remembers in particular. But in 2020, things took a tragic turn. So much so that the model and screenwriter, completely depressed, tried to fall asleep forever.
“In 2020, I had gained 12 pounds due to an anxiety attack and migraine medication which made me very depressed, even trying to end my life. I went through very difficult times. Social networks are not always a reflection of who we are. Mental health is very important and I think we shouldn’t be ashamed to say when it’s not right. We have to be able to speak and bring out everything we have in us”, pleads with The Meuse Jade Lagardère, who wants to break the taboo around depression.