Fame isn’t always easy to deal with… and Greg Yega wouldn’t say otherwise. Since its passage in the eighth edition of Marseille in 2018, the reality TV candidate was indeed the victim of harassment.
On social networks, criticisms against him are pouring out. But far from letting himself be defeated, the young man prefers to close his eyes.
“I have never responded to any messages since I started. For me, responding means giving more enthusiasm, nourishing that“, he recently confided to Faustine Bollaert on the set of It starts today before adding: “The guy who is going to insult me, who is going to speak badly about me, is a person I don’t know so it won’t affect me. I go even further by saying that the guy in his life took five minutes of his energy to write, whether it was hatred or kindness, he thought of me“.
Greg Yega victim of several robberies
Although he prefers not to fuel the resentment of his detractors, the one we call Bebew still benefits frompsychological follow-up.
For good reason… the influencer with 1.4 million subscribers on Instagram was victim of three robberies in recent years.
“I had two home-jackings, one in my hair salon, one at my house and one in front of my house“, he recalled before going into details: “I was at home sleeping and they came into my house. At that moment, I thought it was my friend Paga, who lived with me, but when I turned around, I had a leather glove over my eyes with a gauge on my temple. Then I hear: ‘Greg don’t move, give me your watch’.”
According to Grégory Yeghiazarian, whose real name is, “in France, talking about money is taboo“. “I was happy to show what I had. I’m an influencer, I influence people. The goal is to share and make people ‘dream’. Today I don’t show anything anymore because I’m very afraid.” Sad confidences.
