The day after the press conference on the case of the gunshot wound of Kendji Girac, who allegedly wanted to fake a suicide to scare his partner who was threatening to leave her, the actress and director Andréa Bescond gave her opinion on the explanations given to investigators by the singer.
“The Kendji Girac affair” never stops talking. Seriously injured by gunshot in his caravan at a Traveler reception area in Biscarrosse, in Landes, on the night of Sunday April 21 to Monday April 22, 2024, the singer first mentioned a “domestic accident”.
But during his audition this Wednesday, April 24, the winner of season 3 of The Voice in 2014 returned to these first statements. Kendji Girac explained to investigators that he had a “impulse ” For “scare your wife” and would have “faked suicide”. “I wanted to make Soraya hear the sound of the trigger, so that she doesn’t leave”he confided. “It was the holidays, I gave up everything, I shouldn’t have drunk so much during my first meal”explains the singer who had 2.5 grams of alcohol per liter of blood on the evening of the tragedy.
A version reported by the public prosecutor of Mont during his conference this Thursday, April 25, which is far from satisfying filmmaker Andréa Bescond. The latter, film co-director “Tickles” reacted to the subject on his Instagram account, believing that Kendji Girac is not the victim of this story.
“You are Kendji Girac. According to the media, you shot yourself in the body to put pressure on your wife who is reproaching you for your risky behavior. Know that threatening suicide when one. “The partner wants to end a relationship, it is psychological torture inflicted on the other”, castigates the actress, before adding: “If there are children, it is also vicarious violence: the “guilt” felt by the mother towards the children, the way the family views her.”
“Go to therapy.”
The actress even goes so far as to blame the singer whom she accuses of “playing the victim” of “make (one’s) loved ones suffer for (one’s) ego” and conceived by suggesting to him to “do therapy”. “When someone you love talks about breaking up, you work on yourself to change things and if you can’t, you accept because no one belongs to anyone.”
In the caption of his publication, André Bescond also wanted to send a “note to certain media” and wrote: “The problem is not the fact that there are weapons circulating in the Traveler community. It’s stigmatization. Weapons are everywhere… Femicides committed by firearms, It’s regular. You’re missing the point.”
