Deemed to be skeletal in a photo, actress Solène Hébert, who is one of the stars of the series Tomorrow belongs to us on TF1, made a big update on this subject on her Instagram account.
Mainly known for her role in the successful daily TF1 soap opera, Tomorrow belongs to us, Solène Hébert has established herself over the years as one of the headliners of the series, in the same way as Ingrid Chauvin, Alexandre Brasseur, or even Ariane Séguillon. Very active on social networks, the actress recently published a snapshot, on which she was judged to be skeletal by some netizens. A remark that Solène Hébert did not want to miss. She made a big update by posting a long message on Thursday February 23, 2023 on her Instagram account.
“Lots of comments on my previous post regarding my weight and appearance. I completely understand your concerns, anorexia trivialized on the networks being, for me too, a subject to which I remain attentive. That said, for some people, it’s about their metabolism. Since high school, I haven’t moved a kilo, despite my love for chocolate and fresh cream pasta. It’s true that my ‘bones’ stand out particularly in this light, but I haven’t changed in the time you’ve known me. And you can see it on the screen. So don’t worry! On the other hand, be careful also not to hurt without knowing“, she wrote.
Solène Hébert: “My sometimes visible framework is a complex”
“Typically, my sometimes visible skeleton is a complex. I don’t find it beautiful, I skimmed the mockery of ‘bread cutting board’ and others from a very young age, but can’t do anything about it. And don’t consider me an example at all. In short, even if the comments were full of benevolence (I’m sure) and I’m lucky to feel good about myself, be careful! A photo can be misleading, you can also find yourself in front of a person in pain, which doesn’t need your judgment anymore. Let’s try to lift ourselves up, to give each other love, confidence and strength. Our impact on others is stronger than we imagine. What if we decided to make this world a better place?“, also added Solène Hébert.