Cassandra Jullia, former Miss Aquitaine and reality TV figure, has been at the center of a controversy since controversial statements on school bullying.
At the end of 2024, Cassandra Jullia and Simon Castaldi surprised their subscribers by announcing their separation. “I’m in a lot of pain, it’s difficult before Christmas“, she confided while Simon Castaldi seemed more detached, declaring: “I don’t love him anymore.” Since then, the couple has reconciled. They continue to appear together. In a recent video published on YouTube, the two lovers also discussed the education of their future children. Asked about their reaction if their child became a harasser, Simon Castaldi responded strictly: “I remain cordial at school, but at home I massacre him, I spank him hard.” Cassandra, for her part, did not agree with this way of educating her future children: “Don’t lay a hand on a child.” However, the current controversy arose from another sentence uttered by the reality TV candidate: “Bullying at school we know what it’s like, it’s not a crazy thing either…“
Cassandra Jullia at the heart of a controversy, she responds and explains herself
Faced with the controversy, Cassandra Jullia quickly spoke out on TikTok. She explained: “When I say ‘it’s not crazy’, it’s more in the sense that we hear so much about it that if I find out I won’t be shocked because unfortunately there are a lot of them. Not in the sense that it doesn’t matter!“She wanted to reiterate her position against harassment:”Harassment is serious. I suffered it and I know that many people who follow me suffer it or have suffered it, I’m not kidding about that.” Cassandra also took care to explain Simon’s controversial comments: “Simon may have wanted to be the ‘authoritarian father’ guy but I don’t see it [agir] so with his child. I think he will be too gaga and helpless.”
Cassandra Jullia asks her community for forgiveness after trivializing harassment
Despite these explanations, the controversy continued to grow on social networks, forcing Cassandra Jullia to speak out once again, this time in a Tiktok video: “I don’t even know where to start this video, but I had to speak up because it’s taking on enormous proportions (…) When I said ‘not crazy’, that’s not at all what I thought and what I wanted to express.” She also explained her decision to remove the Youtube video and its extracts from social networks: “I tried to delete my YouTube video, from the YouTube platform, but also the excerpts that I had posted with my team on TikTok. I deleted it so as not to offend more people and not leave on the public highway, in my name, something that does not go with my values.” Cassandra then apologized: “I apologize if I hurt people (…) Even if it may be deserved, I don’t think all this wave of hatred is necessary.”
