This Thursday, March 16, Lou Pernaut was invited to the show Chez Jordan, on C8. The young woman then confided in her recent weight gain and her health concerns.
Very active on social networks, Lou Pernaut, the daughter of Jean-Pierre Pernaut and Nathalie Marquay, shares her daily life with her subscribers. Unfortunately, the young woman very regularly receives criticism of his physique. Victim of grossophobiasome even call it “fat cow” when she appears on social networks or on television. Lou Pernaut then explained that it was because of these kinds of comments that she “never show [son] body on TikTok” or that she “hassle to make posts” on Instagram. “You block me so much in all my projects“, she added.
In addition to criticism of her physical appearance, the young woman had also received comments on his way of coping with the loss of his father. “It’s good, you don’t seem to suffer too much from the loss of your father.“, had written a user on Instagram. Faced with this type of message, Lou Pernaut had pushed A rant not understanding why some people allow themselves to judge her without knowing her.
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“If you don’t love me, too bad”
Guest on the show At Jordan’swith Jordan De Luxe, this Thursday, March 16, on C8, Lou Pernaut, indulged in a few confidences. If Jean-Pierre Pernaut’s daughter revealed the impressive amount she earns every month thanks to her influence activity on social networks, she also mentioned his recent weight gain and health issues that may well be to blame. Facing the host, she explains that she did some exams. “I did blood tests”, she declares before specifying that, according to her results, it could be that she suffers from “liver damage”. Which is not without consequence on his body.
“My body doesn’t assimilate very many thingsshe says. So I need to check that before I can do anything..” Butor Pernaut wants to be reassuring. “But everything is fine. Everything will be alright“, she says. The young woman therefore does not wish to embark on a diet and denounces the dictates of the female body imposed by society. “The problem is that we are in a society where at 14, we will tell you, you have to weigh 45 kilos. If you start dieting at this age, it’s later that you’ll compensate and you’ll gain weight“, she underlines, before ensuring that she is not complexed. “I actually don’t care. You either love me or you don’t. If you don’t love me, too bad“she says confidently to her haters, and she’s right.