Lorie Pester is a singer who enjoyed great success in the 2000s. After a slightly more discreet period, her fans were able to find her on television, notably in the series Tomorrow belongs to us. She returns to the forefront also as a singer but also to talk about a fight that is close to her heart. For several years, Lorie Pester suffers from endometriosis, a chronic disease that affects 10% of women. In September 2020, the singer gave birth to her first child, a little girl named Nina, at the age of 38. If the latter makes her happy, Lorie Pester subsequently reveals having undergone an ablation of the uterus. Saturday March 23, 2024, it’s on the set of C The weekly that she made some confidences on this subject. “Today is when my daughter said to me, ‘Mom, I would like a little brother or a little sister’”, she confided before adding: “I tell him it’s not possible.”
Lorie Pester: an operation that she does not regret at all
Nina is too young to understand her mother’s decision but Lorie Pester assures that she will explain her story to her one day. The singer confides that this removal of the uterus was necessary for her health. The endometriosis attacks were unbearable and Lorie Pester assures that, since giving birth, she had a lot of difficulty recognizing herself. “I survived, I was in pain in the morning when I woke up”, she remembered before continuing: “I went to the bathroom, I was in pain, I sat too long, I was in pain, I stood for too long, I was in pain, I couldn’t play with my daughter”. A situation which became more and more complicated since she could not enjoy her little daughter as she wanted. “I’m supposed to be a happy, fulfilled mom and I couldn’t stay on all fours with her and carry her for too long. My life was ruined by this illness“, regretted the 41-year-old artist. Today, Lorie Pester claims to have regained a taste for life and can fully enjoy Nina.