It’s mind-blowing, what Audrey Fleurot has been going through for months.
Each of his public appearances and interviews is parasitized with remarks about… His face. “Tso lifted, too much! she was sublime…”, “It was better before”, “Oh my god she destroyed her face”, “It's grotesque or dramatic, I don't know. What a serious waste!”, “No, I want to cry! a woman so naturally beautiful is a scourge..“, we can read on the networks.
It's so systematic that we dedicated an entire article to this relentlessness of which she is a victim. To know? “Botox shaming”, this shame and (imposed) guilt linked to surgery, and more precisely to those who indulge in it. This arouses mockery, criticism, insults…
An inseparable phenomenon from “body shaming”: we decipher for you in this close-up this new form of sexism which targets many stars, and always, curiously, you will notice: female stars.
Obviously.
But now, Audrey Fleurot is fed up.
In the middle of an interview for Marie Claire, the star of the series HPI breaks the silence and finally reacts half-heartedly to his “haters”…
“Her beauty secret is a facelift and Botox”: Audrey Fleurot responds to haters obsessed with her face
At Marie Claire, Audrey Fleurot tackles the subject of appearance head-on. And testifies: “Me, I am in a form of total unconsciousness about everything that is written about me. It's a protection system that I put in place“
“To avoid being too sensitive to being scrutinized and making fashion faux pas, I put this system in place. We waste too much time trying to be someone else. And today, I am much less hard on myself than twenty years ago. Because I find that women can be their own worst enemies. They also put pressure on themselves that nothing can reason about“, she continues.
In this speech, Audrey Fleurot addresses the paradox of cosmetic surgery, between the lines: responding to the pressures of patriarchy, inseparable from beauty, youth and appearance, absurd and unreasonable pressures… Quit in return to bite your fingers. You never win, apparently, when you're a woman. In this regard, reread the essay by feminist author Mona Chollet: the aptly named fatal beauty.
The star now says she is at peace with herself.
Not easy when recently, again, in the space of an interview given to the media Lou, Audrey Fleurot shared her “beauty secret”: “I'm a girl full of contradictions. On Sundays, I'm jogging and not wearing any makeup at all…”. And Internet users reacted like this: “Her beauty secret is her facelift I think”, “A little botox as a beauty secret”, “Her secret, a good syringe of botox“.
Some even compare her to a wax statue from the Grévin Museum… Long before her, actresses like Renée Zelwegger suffered the same reactions, exacerbated, comparing a woman… To a monster. Besides, it's the subject of a great horror film coming in November: The Substancewith Demi Moore. We tell you about it in this article.
“We are hard on actresses: they are not allowed to age and, at the same time, they must not have surgery“, the French actress had already confessed to Le Parisien. A reflection that doubles in relevance with each load of insults.
What if we left Audrey Fleurot alone?
