In the spotlight since her adolescence, Louane has learned to shield herself from criticism. But certain attacks, sometimes grossophobic, have sometimes deeply affected her, as she recently revealed to Parisian.
Louane never plays tongue-in-cheekespecially when it comes to discussing subjects considered sensitive. The 27-year-old singer, who lost her parents several years ago, a few months apart, explained, in front of the cameras of Seven to Eighthaving delayed mourning, since she immersed herself in work. “It delayed things a bit in terms of grieving obviously, and I think that I broke out a little later. But in the moment, it gave me strength, it held me in place and it allowed me to move forward. I also think that thanks to that, even though I was late in grieving, it was much sweeter“, she confided.
Transparent about the ailments that sometimes put her in complicated situations, Louane revealed that she suffered from ADHD, an attention deficit hyperactivity disorder that can lock her up.in a bubble of complacency, sadness, unease“. “My warning signs? In general, my weight fluctuates quickly, I mess around with food, I tend to become hyper aggressive, but for nothing, just for no reason. I become aggressive with people, whom I unfortunately love“, she confided to Konbini.
Louane talks about the grossophobic attacks she suffered in the past
Supported by her partner, Florian Rossi, who is also the father of her daughter Esmée, born in 2020, the singer managed to find her balance. But some demons catch up with her sometimes. In the columns of Parisianduring the promotion of her new album, she revealed that she suffered from eating disorders. “I don’t want to go into depth on this issue because it hasn’t been resolved. But I have no problem telling myself that I have EDs. It’s a long and difficult fight to get out of it. Especially since my body is evolving in front of people’s eyes“, she explained.
If she admitted to feeling better in her body as an adult than when she was a teenager, Louane remembered particularly painful fatophobic attacks. “The first time I was a victim of fatphobia, I was a size 38, it was for the Victoires de la Musique in 2019. I spent my Saturday crying in front of Twitter“, she confided. A subject that she had tackled a few years ago, after being attacked on her post-partum body…
