This Tuesday, October 31, 2023, the daughter of Jean-Pierre Pernaut and Nathalie Marquay, Lou Pernaut, chose a meaningful Halloween costume. In a TikTok video, she sends a strong message to all her “haters”.
Halloween is an opportunity for many public figures, stars, influencers, and even media personalities to publish new photos on their networks. Every year, the model Heidi Klum pulls out all the stops on Halloween and the year 2023 was no exception to the rule, it was in a peacock that the pretty blonde decided to walk the red carpet of her evening organized for the occasion. If the stars are full of imagination to have the prize for the most original disguise, the daughter of Jean-Pierre Pernaut and Nathalie Marquay, Lou Pernaut, has also decided to pull out all the stops for this famous evening.
This Tuesday, October 31, the 20-year-old girl who is very often criticized on the web wanted to share her disguise with her thousands of subscribers whether on TikTok or Instagram. A disguise that she wanted to commit! Indeed, the young influencer has chosen to deliver a strong message against the cyberharassment of which she has been the victim for several months. A subject that is particularly close to her heart as she explained on Europe 1 last September: “I suffer from a lot of criticism, whether it’s because of my weight or the way I speak. Since my father died, it’s even worse. » She confided.
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A committed disguise!
We could describe Lou Pernaut’s disguise as quite simple, but it is not at all! Face painted in black and dressed in a white t-shirt, the young girl decided to mark in black and white the many insults she receives on a daily basis on the networks. We can then read very clearly on the garment: “Your father must be rolling over in his grave”, “spoiled rotten”, “Lol, she smiles while her father…» A video that she accompanied with the following caption: “3018 the national number against cyber harassment.🤍”
It was then on Instagram that Lou Pernaut went further in her explanation when we see her noting all these insults on the t-shirt in question: “Halloween is one night. Cyberharassment happens all year round. Tonight, a lot of people who are active as content creators will be there. My message will be transmitted. There need to be many more of us supporting this cause“. A noble cause which we hope will be heard by as many people as possible!
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