“I try to forget…”: Clara Luciani reveals that she is not comfortable with her large size

Clara Luciani was the guest of the show The Papotin Meetings on France 2 this Saturday, November 9, 2024. The singer responded to numerous questions about her intimate life: motherhood, her complexes : she answered it
without filter.

The show, launched by directors Éric Toledano and Olivier Nakache, pushes journalists with spectrum disorder autistic to speak. Their goal? Ask questions and the artist must
respond with transparency. Their guest of the day? The godmother of the promotion of Star Academy unveils his album My Blood, a special tribute to his family and especially his son.

Clara Luciani talks about her discomfort with her physique

During the interview, Clara Luciani responded to a statement made by a journalist. The latter claimed that it was “thanks to beauty” that the singer had “breakthrough” in music. And she doesn't think that's the case: “Ah no, ah bah no way, rather the opposite eh… No, no, no, I don’t think that at all.”
she corrected, before talking about her complexes. The singer has also has difficulty talking about her body, a delicate subject for her.

“Actually, to be completely honest,
I try to forget my physique as much as possible
et what I look like because otherwise that
bothers me too much. And then I'm not
not comfortable with myself so I try to keep in mind that I am a singer and therefore Who cares what I look like?. That I'm here to sing.”
she confided before specifying that she would have been “mannequin and more” if she wanted to succeed with her physique.

Clara Luciani talks about her biggest complex

Speaking about her body, Clara Luciani also spoke to a journalist about her biggest complex. It is about his large size, source of mockery at school.
“I was doing 1.76 cm when I was 11, I didn't think I was pretty becauseI was told constantly that I was
moche. And when we hears it all the time, it's hard to get rid of it.” she said, with tears in her eyes. Writing, reading and drawing were refuges for her at this time in her life.

The young mother also approached her son: the one who lacks self-confidence exchanged by email with Françoise Hardy during her pregnancy. “A woman and singer, whom I loved infinitely, whose name is Françoise Hardy… We exchanged emails and she told me: 'You'll see, being a mother means worrying all your life.' And that, I'm starting to understand it.” she spoke with great emotion, saying that her role as a mother “does a lot of things, but it's scary.”