In a recent interview with Konbini, Adeline Toniutti, famous singing teacher at Star Academy, reveals having suffered domestic violence in the past. A moving testimony.
Recently, Adeline Toniutti gave an interview to Konbini. In this interview, the singing teacher of the star Academy recounts his life journey, marked by a serious accident but also domestic violence. Fans of the star Academy know, Adeline Toniutti is a ball of energy. However, his life was not always easy. Indeed, the flamboyant redhead has experienced dark moments, starting with loss of one’s voice. While her musical career is booming and she is already nicknamed “the rock’n’roll soprano” in the press, Adeline Toniutti suffered a serious domestic accident.
Due to a poorly installed chimney, his larynx and respiratory tract are completely burned. Following this accident, Adeline Toniutti can no longer sing and even has difficulty speaking. Her career in opera is therefore unfortunately over because to be an opera singer you must have “perfect vocal cords”. A drama which plunges the singer into severe depression. During this dark period, Adeline Toniutti tried to end her life and suffered of anorexia. But this is not the only tragedy that the singer has experienced in her life.
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Adeline Toniutti says she suffered domestic violence
“I also experienced another very dark period, I didn’t just have the loss of my voice and my art. I was also a battered woman. entrusts Adeline Toniutti to Konbini. “I suffered from the blows of a man.” In her testimony, the singer explains having received help from a friend, who saw her “degrade”. “She told me ‘you know Adeline that you can die with everything that’s happening to you’. I told her ‘yes but I don’t want to live anymore'”, she says. But her friend finally managed to make her open her eyes by saying a poignant sentence.
“There are worse things in life than dying. Do you want to end up paralyzed after a bad fall and have him have to take care of you for example?” her friend asks her. An eventuality which allowed Adeline Toniutti to have an electric shock and to find the courage to call the number for battered women (3919). He was then offered an apartment as well as psychological support. That’s when she found the strength to leave. “I would like that by talking about this openly while I am still traumatized, it would help women to do like me,” declares Adeline Toniutti. Before sharing a nice message of hope: “It’s possible to go through horrible times with life’s accidents and find joy and happiness afterwards.”
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