Motherhood can turn your life upside down in many ways. It can be the greatest gift when it is wanted, and the worst burden when it is not. But the desire for a child alone can be so powerful that it becomes painful. Especially when infertility manifests itself. For more and more couples – as Emmanuel Macron recalled in his speech on January 16, 2024, however in more than unwelcome terms – are experiencing difficulty conceiving a child. This is what Laury Thilleman experienced during her marriage to Juan Arbelaez. The former Miss France agreed to talk about this complicated period with singer Laurie Darmon, in her book Heart to heart, published Thursday January 18, 2024 by Robert Laffont editions. Several personalities speak about self-acceptance, like Joyce Jonathan who spoke about her fight against anorexia for example.
Laury Thilleman opens up about painful pregnancy rumors, while she dreamed of getting pregnant
For her part, Laury Thilleman explained that she had long been “slave of one’s own body”and even of its “own mind to meet people’s expectations” from his view. Like many other beauty queens and TV personalities, she has also been the target of some “fantasies” displaced people and persistent rumors about his private life. And the speculation from which the host suffered the most concerned a hypothetical pregnancy, at a time when she was trying to become a mother, in vain. “I will spare you the moments when I was told of my own pregnancy, while I had been trying to have a child for maybe two years.and it didn’t work!”reveals Laury Thilleman in the book, which our colleagues at Purepeople.
For the young woman, it was particularly trying to read these rumors saying she was pregnant on social networks: “Maybe I’m freezing my eggs too… Of course I wasn’t going to talk about it, but it’s very violent!” If Miss France 2011 recognizes the side “wonderful” social networks, which allow “to organize your own communication”however, she deplores the total lack of control over the personal information circulating there. “As the years pass, the more you find yourself vulnerable and powerless in the face of what people will say about you”she concludes.