While she is currently starring in season 3 of Les Cinquante, Lou Pernaut will soon be in another television show. This is what Télé-Loisirs revealed in an article published this Monday, October 7, 2024.
Lou Pernaut is the daughter of Jean-Pierre Pernaut, famous French journalist and presenter of the TF1 television news, and Nathalie Marquay, former Miss France and actress. Born in 2002, she is mainly known for her presence on social networks, notably on Instagram and TikTokwhere she shares moments from her daily life, her travels and her personal reflections. Because of his family notoriety, but also his speaking out on subjects such as school bullying or the loss of his fathershe quickly attracted media attention. At just 22 years old, Lou Pernaut has become an influencer in her own right. This is what led to her being contacted by W9 to join the third season of Fiftycurrently being broadcast.
Lou Pernaut will participate in Faustine Bollaert’s show with her mother Nathalie Marquay
According to information from Tele-Leisure published on October 7, 2024, Lou Pernaut will participate in a new television show after the Fifty. With her mother Nathalie Marquay, she will be interviewed by Faustine Bollaert in It starts todayon France 2, as part of a special celebrity week which will be broadcast from October 14. The young woman will come and speak there cyberbullyinga subject she knows well since she has been a victim of it for several years. On September 5, in an Instagram story, Jean-Pierre Pernaut’s daughter spoke in tears on this subject. “What had to happen happened, I spend my time saying that I’m pretty strong against cyberbullying and everything and that I’m a warrior and that’s why I’m making it my main cause… Damn but educate your kidsyour parents, your grandparents… I swear the comments are crazy, mind your own business and stop passing on the negative to others!”, declared Tom’s sister.
A young woman determined not to be intimidated
The malicious comments about Lou Pernaut largely concern her physique, which also makes her self-conscious. After the death of his father, his attitude on social networks was also criticized. Even Laurent Fontaine, then columnist in Don’t touch my posthad put his two cents in by accusing him of crying in front of his phone camera. Lou Pernaut had criticized him for trivialize harassment. “I know that when exposing yourself on social networks, you should expect to be insulted. But it’s such a shame to have the reach that you have, with a ton of people listening to you, and to say, ‘Insult her, that’s normal.’“, she declared.
