In full physical transformation, Artus appeared transformed in the stands of Roland-Garros, this Sunday, May 28.
The kick off of the 2023 edition of the Roland-Garros tennis tournament was given on Monday, May 22. A competition that will end next Sunday 11. For the first time this year, Rafael Nadal was forced to give up this tournament, and therefore to his chances of winning an additional title on his record, due to injury. Every year, many personalities flock to the aisles of the Porte d’Auteuil where the competition is held and marches in the stands to watch competition matches.
Some stars have done a remarkable appearance like Cristina Cordula or Elodie Frégé. Yannick Noah also celebrated the 40th anniversary of his victory at Roland-Garros under the tender gaze of three of his children: Joakim, Jenaye and Joalukas. An appearance also made Internet users react. That of Mary Pierce, former tennis champion who comments on the tournament on France 2. Wearing a chunky pair of dark glasses with darker hair than usual, her fans struggled to recognize her.
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With 35 kilos less, Artus is transformed
But it is not the only appearance of Roland-Garros which made react. The comedian Artus made a very noticeable appearancee. For the first time, he revealed her impressive weight loss at a public event. With 35 kilos less, the actor appeared transformed in the stands this Sunday, May 28. On May 23, Artus had shared an impressive photo of her weight loss on her Instagram account. He then wanted to thank his fans for their messages.
“I would like to thank you for your messages of support on this weight loss. That’s why I had somewhat disappeared from the networks. We tried to create a bit of a surprise effect. Don’t worry, I haven’t lost my humor because there are people who have asked me the question”, he joked. A physical transformation that he owes to his coach Baptiste. “He also does nutrition. I thank him from the bottom of my heart. He never let go. He goes all the way. I love it”, he said.
Last July, Artus explained that he had had to deal with grossophobia on several occasions. Because of his weight, he had even been refused entry to a massage parlour. “I wanted to get a massage (…) The lady spoke with her colleague and told me ” you are too fat “. So I tell him : “ How much do the tables support? ». She said ” 200 kg, you are too big (..) You will damage my table “. I said: “ Listen madam, I may be fat, but I weigh 125 kg”“, he remembered.