In her book, entitled Everything, Lara Fabian confides in a rather surprising episode of her life. After a separation, she will forever mark the minds of the personnel of an aircraft.
It’s a pretty amazing story. Lara Fabian who signs her return to the media scene with the publication of her book All, returned to a particular episode of her life. In her book, she confides in her romance with a married man, with whom she lived when she was younger. When she had just won her fourth place at Eurovisionshe qualifies this man, named Roy, as being “the man of her life”. She even admits having done things “au gratin” by love. While she is madly in love with this man, she decides to go to Ireland to find him.
But now the one who made her heart beat finally accompanied her to the airport on Valentine’s Day. She then explains that she took the plane in a worrying state: “It was the last time I saw him in my life. Ryanair staff witnessed the worst Bailey’s binge ever taken by an eighteen-year-old female passenger in flight.” That is what is said. In his book, the interpreter of I like you also indulges about her eating disorders that lasted for several years. “At the end of April 1999, in a popular restaurant in New York called Scalinatella, where all the Oscar-winning cinema throngs, where I am a regular customer with my “friends” from showbiz, for the first time I do not keep my meal”, she confides.
Lara Fabian’s “descent into hell”
She will then live a real “descent into hell, slowly but surely”. His mother and manager later figured out what was going on: “Both are desperate. I will battle an animal called Complex Eating Disorder. I will hurt myself. It will be seven long years.” Lara Fabian will then fight against this evil : “I will oscillate between weeks where everything is apparently fine. Weeks where I will eat an apple cut into seven wedges for each day. (…) Other weeks where I will spend whole nights with my head in the bowl”. The singer wanted more than anything to become a mother and it is thanks to this wish that she was able to get out of it.
Lara Fabian: “Very slowly I will regain hope, I will regain a taste for everything”
She was also accompanied by other women: “For many years, they will engage, repeat themselves, get angry too… They will do everything possible for me to heal. It will work, it will take years, but I will heal. Very slowly I will regain hope, I will recover taste for everything. I will once again touch the confines of what defines me, beyond the shadows”. The artist also discovered to be gluten intolerant : “I confess that when I found out in the most unlikely way that I had this condition, it took me a few hours, in silence, to measure the impact that this news would have on my life. life,” she says. “This disturbing discovery, to say the least, came as I struggled with a host of recurring, previously unresolved, inflammatory issues.”