Barbara Pravi made revelations as touching as they were disturbing on the set of Frédéric Lopez’s new show on Tuesday January 9, Our True Nature. The singer explained that she suffered from physical and sexual violence when she was younger.
After a busy year 2023 on a musical level, she who also toured alongside Isabelle Adjani for Goodbye vinyl broadcast in September (France 2), Barbara Pravi now gets all the attention on television. The thirty-year-old revealed in 2021 by the Eurovision Song Contest where she placed second behind the Italians of Maneskin made a remarkable intervention on the set of Our true naturethe new show hosted by Frédéric Lopez on the Two.
The artist made revelations as unexpected as they were touching this Tuesday, January 9, about his youth and his relationship with men. “I experienced great violence when I was little”she declared in complete transparency, before clarifying her point without batting an eyelid. “I got hit on by every guy I’ve ever been with, I got raped“she added before affirming in the process that it is not necessarily “become taboos”.
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Barbara Pravi demonstrates great strength of resilience
If she appears relatively serene to evoke these dramas which punctuated her life, she also remembered that at “beginning”, “It generated a lot of anger”. “And then, once the anger has passed, it really teaches you to discover what person, what woman you are and how you live with it, because you live with it, all your life”she wanted to make it known, showingextreme resilience in front of Frédéric Lopez’s other guests, Adriana Karembeu and Gérard Jugnot.
Barbara Pravi then explained that this violence against her had contributed greatly to making her the strong woman she is today. “It’s the purest and simplest example of transformation for me. The best. There is a place where you choose, not to be a victim, but to suffer from it forever or tell yourself that there is so much other beautiful things and that life is so long“, she admitted. This is what taught him to “put up barriers”to “respect”to “look” And “to say no”. A salutary life path, while several personalities have recently testified to the impact of certain violence or influence suffered during their youth, like Emmanuelle Béart and Judith Godrèche.
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