Véronika Loubry banged her fist on the table, facing Isabelle Morizet on Europe 1. The former host is scandalized by the “boycott” suffered by her daughter, Thylane Blondeau…
It was a revolted and determined Véronika Loubry who was on Isabelle Morizet’s set in her show broadcast on Europe 1, There is not only one life in life. Come to talk about her latest book, Life has many surprises in store for me, the former television host was also asked about the career of her daughter, Thylane Blondeau. And even though the 23-year-old young woman is very popular on social networks, since she brings together more than seven million people on her Instagram account, her famous mother denounced a “boycott” on the part of the industry. the fashion…
Thylane Blondeau “boycotted”? Her mother Véronika Loubry says so!
The former host is convinced that Thylane Blondeau would have been more successful in the fashion industry if she was not the daughter of a popular figure on the small screen. “I say and I claim that Thylane is the daughter of Véronika Loubry, of someone popular”first launched Véronika Loubry. “And that’s not well-regarded in the modeling world?”then asked Isabelle Morizet before her guest responded: “But you know that!”.
The former small screen figure, now 55 years old, then persisted: “That is to say that popularity does not go with fashion. I would never have done anything in fashion, since I was popular. And this term that I claim is not the term of the elite of fashion”. And to conclude: “I say it: if it had been Cindy Crawford’s daughter, Thylane would be on the covers of everything! ‘Elle’, ‘Vogue’…”. That has the merit of being clear !
Véronika Loubry, cash: “It’s only women who said no to Thylane”
Comments which confirm those that Gérard Kadoche’s companion had already made on the airwaves of Radio J last April. “She’s not Cindy Crawford’s daughter or Monica Bellucci’s daughter or any big models. So unfortunately it cost her to be the daughter of a girl, of a popular woman and in fact she’s making her own way “had first deplored the one who has today become a fashion designer
“She is very, very loved by the United States, by all countries, unfortunately more shunned by France because she is Véronika’s daughter”assured the one who left the tumult of the capital for the calm and tranquility of Aix-en-Provence.
Véronika Loubry is also rather defeatist when it comes to respecting the great principle of sorority: “I, the sorority, don’t believe it at all, I’ll tell you. Because it’s only women who said ‘no’ to Thylane”, she first declared. She then denounced without taboo: “Behind ‘Vogue’, it’s a woman who didn’t want Thylane. Behind ‘Elle’, she’s a woman”.
