“Suicide yourself”, the winner of Junior Eurovision opens up about the terrible harassment she suffered

Zoé Clauzure won Junior Eurovision in 2023. She managed to seduce the jurors thanks to her song Heart. “It’s a song that encourages you not to listen to those who hurt you.t,mbut the people who love you. HAS listen to your heart, explained the young artist in an interview. At 14, in addition to singing, she decided to fight against the scourge of school bullying, of which she herself was a victim.

Questioned by Léa Salamé in What a timee !the young woman remembered a painful period during which she experienced loneliness, when she was at school but no one wanted to be friends with her, and excluded her for reasons that she does not even know . “It was in the canteen, no one wanted to sit with me”, she confided. The young singer continued her moving story. With great dignity, she described the hell she experienced, in this place less supervised by adults where the violence of other children was at its peak. : “It’s the place where there is the least supervision, so the one where you get the most insults, sometimes blows, and all that, so it’s complicatede. »

Zoé Clauzure: “One of the harassers had a little sister and she told her to hit me and pull my hair »

Zoé Clauzure received some beatings, notably from the little sister of a harasser. “ One of the harassers had a little sister and she told him to hit me and pull my hair “, she remembered. But the beatings were unfortunately not the worst injuries. Zoé Clauzure also heard these shocking comments from her comrades. “I was told in the eyesx: ‘Skill yourself! »she said on the set of France 2.

Later in the interview, responding to a question from Christophe Dechavanne, Zoé Clauzure established the profile of her harassers. “There were four. They were girlses. » “ Can you imagine why they harassed you?ee?» asked the permanent guest present on the set of the show every Saturday evening. “Do you think it was jealousy on the part of the other kids? » has added Léa Salamé. “I don’t know, I can’t answer that question,” replied the person concerned, remembering that the burst of unpleasant words had been received during the filming of The Voice Kids. Moved by her story and the courage of all the women on set, Lara Fabian, also a guest on the show, thanked the presenter for having “invited such inspiring women.”

Camille Bonvalet has an interest in societal subjects and feminist issues. She is also passionate about literature. Versatile, she appreciates the prose of Flaubert as much as that of Michel…