Louane harassed at 10 years old, her sad confidences about this scourge and its consequences

This Saturday, September 30, on the show 50′ Inside broadcast on TF1, Isabelle Ithurburu receives Louane. The singer took advantage of her time on the show to deliver a strong message on bullying, in particular by looking back on what she experienced at the age of ten.

On September 2, Isabelle Ithurburu took charge of the show 50′ Inside for the first time on TF1. It was she who was chosen to replace Nikos Aliagas, who was the flagship presenter of the program for sixteen years. Just before entering the arena, the host confided in 20 minutes, particularly on the words she had exchanged with the host. “Nikos congratulated me, wished me good luck and above all gave some simple but essential advice on the fact that I had to stay true to what I know how to do and to who I am, that this was going to go well“.

Louane in 50′ Inside : its strong message against harassment

After speaking with Karin Viard last week, Isabelle Ithurburu receives Louane this Saturday, September 30 in a new issue of 50′ Inside. An excerpt from her appearance on TF1 was revealed on the show’s Instagram page in which the singer is questioned about school bullying, “a real scourge in France“, underlines the host. And continues: “OWe are just beginning to put words to it, to talk about it. Do you also want to carry this message, to show that we can get through this?“. To which the singer replied: “Of course. But even if I hadn’t been personally affected, it would be a message that I would like to convey“.

“It’s more than essential to get up for this“

Louane was the victim of harassment. She talks about what she went through. “When you’re ten years old, you invite a whole class to your birthday and there are two boys coming… Yeah, it’s complicated“, she indicated. An ordeal which changed her relationship with others, as she then explained. “I think it’s scary in relationships anyway. It’s scary in relationships because there is a moment when we say to ourselves: ‘If everyone is against you, the problem is necessarily yourself.that’s the hardest part“She remembered something she saw on Instagram that caught her attention.”I was looking at photos of people who were at an anti-harassment protest. And there I saw a man holding a sign with the words: ‘Harassed in college, still on medication at 69’. In fact, that says it all. It’s more than essential to stand up for this, because we don’t want to lose any more children, because we don’t want to have any more broken adults“, she concluded.