“I am not a robot”

After publishing a photo of herself explaining that she was tired, Luana Belmondo aroused the concern of Internet users. This Wednesday, November 27, the 53-year-old cook made an update.

A necessary clarification. On her Instagram account, Luana Belmondo wanted to reassure Internet users this Wednesday, November 27 after the publication of a photo of her which aroused the concern of her subscribers. As a reminder, the 57-year-old cook published a photo of herself lying in bed accompanied by a long message where she confided that she was going through “a difficult period” with her son. “This is my tired face… Tired all over. The body and sometimes the mind…I have to carry everything,” she writes. And to continue: “Today, I have to work a lot for my son and me… Unfortunately, and in spite of myself, I am faced with a very unpleasant private situation… Too bad.”

This Wednesday, November 27, the ex-wife of Paul Belmondo decided to speak out to explain the post from the day before. “Yesterday, I made a post and I received, I don't know how many emails, messages of support. You were worried”she reveals, before specifying: “You always tell me I'm amazing, strong. How did I do it? And you can't do it. I just wanted to show you that I'm just like you. I’m not a robot.” Moved by the wave of support received over the last twenty-four hours, the mother of three boys declared: “I am flesh and blood, and there are times when my body is tired, when my mind gives up or I need to rest. Everyone recharges their batteries wherever they want. Me, I need to rest, to be calm, alone, to sleep a little more”she explains. Before continuing: “My message was to show: I am like you. I have nothing more.»

Luana Belmondo divorced: this person who helped her get through this difficult time

Shortly after the announcement of her divorce from Paul Belmondo, the mother of Victor, Giacomo and Alessandro made some confidences on her social networks and revealed the identity of the person who was always present at her side during this period painful. On her Instagram account, she posted a nice statement to her friend, Anouk Gisserot. “You taught me the word self-confidence, because it had been stolen from me… You taught me to get up and fight…”, she said on the social network on November 13. And to continue: “You took me to exercise in the woods, barehanded in the cold and sometimes until the light was no longer there.” She also adds: “You pushed me to my extreme limits… To teach me that ultimately there are no limits. You were always there, often in the shadows in the silence.”