Brigitte Bardot, who has always fought against animal abuse, has had low morale in recent days. The actress has the impression that her fight is not progressing, and that undermines her to the highest degree.
These are days without the former actress currently living. This Thursday, December 8, Brigitte Bardot, great friend of Alain Delon, confided in the Parisian on his doubts related to his fight against animal abuse. In effect, his foundation recently revealed images on the horse fair de Maurs (on which we see mistreated horses), and as a result, the eternal blonde and icon of beauty no longer has any morale.
Her fight does not seem to be progressing at all and seeing such horrors, Brigitte Bardot makes a sad observation: it is even getting worse. However, despite falling morale, the 88-year-old still plays its role as spokesperson about animals and the torture inflicted on them.
Brigitte Bardot “When I see what’s going on, I’m very bad”
It is thus at Parisian that Brigitte Bardot has decided to confide in her morale and his despair in the face of these alarming situations : “When I see what is happening, I am very bad. Morale is at zero“she first said.
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The ex-actress also wanted to speak about hippophagy (consumption of horse meat), against which she has been fighting since 1973. She indeed returned to her interview in 2018 with Emmanuel Macron, who recently reframed two ministers: “He thought we hadn’t eaten it for a long time, but he didn’t do anything“she was offended, before continuing: “There are still more 5000 horses that are slaughtered every year to be consumed”she informed.
Deeply angry with the government, she continued: “This is the government ! They say ”yes yes”, and afterwards there are always exemptions, and we never move forward. It’s appalling”she said, before continuing, about her foundation: “My foundation will continue after me, I have made arrangements to keep things going after I die, I have a great team. But it is necessary that young people take up the torch to fight. And it’s hard to fight.“