During the Cannes Film Festival in 2013, Afida Turner, former candidate for Loft 2 and Carré VIP, was the victim of a mishap that was remembered on the Croisette. As she tried to climb the famous steps, she had to cut short her passage on the red carpet, escorted by security.
Was she the victim of a crime of dirty mouth at the time? While reality TV starlets are less looked down upon by the cultural world today, that wasn’t always the case. In May 2013, during the Cannes Film Festival, Afida Turner paid the price for this bad image, while the potential arrival of Nabilla was also controversial at this time.
In images revealed at the time by Closer and the website Mister Emma, we can see the former participant in the second season of “Loft Story” parading on the red carpet. all smiles, she was doing her show, posing in front of the photographers. But soon, three security men approached her to lead her calmly away from the crowd. Afida Turner was never able to climb 24 steps of the Palais des Festivals that day. People magazines had not missed it, with the headline: Afida was kicked off the red carpet!
In fact, the reality is a little different and only depends on Afida Turner’s somewhat too pressing desire to take the spotlight.
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“They let me show off in front of the photographers”
Failed from the red carpet or simply directed to the nearest exit? According to the media who were there, the young woman had passed for the first time in “general indifference” photographers present. Perhaps offended, she had returned to the charge. What did not have more with the members of the security, which would have asked him to accelerate the rate before renewing it.
On its account FacebookAfida Turner insisted on denying it, evoking a false video montage and a plot, while explaining in flowery language that she had carried “defamation and intellectual property claim”. “I climbed the stairs well, but an hour late because I was recording a show”, she wrote.
She also said that she had an invitation to attend the screening of the film Nebraska by Alexander Payne. “They were nice, they let me show off in front of the photographers but they couldn’t let me enter the room because the film had started. So they kindly escorted me through a door used by the technicians” , she said to 20 minutes.
The video actually shows the young woman escorted by security to an exit that could lead to the hall of the Palais des festivals and congresses in Cannes, a path reserved for the staff which would have allowed Afida Turner to see and appreciate the feature film.