“You are free not to believe me, there is no problem (…) I was accused of 22,000 euros, not two million! » This Monday before the Nice Criminal Court, Magali Berdah defends herself tooth and nail in the face of questions from President Édouard Levrault. Voluble, inexhaustible at times, she anticipates in her own way, very energetic, the pleadings of her counsel even ironic one of her lawyers at the end of this marathon trial.
In the courtroom traditionally reserved for the Assises, the one nicknamed “the popess of influencers” must nevertheless answer to serious accusations: bankruptcy and money laundering for acts potentially committed between January 30, 2014 and until July 31 2015. At the time, she had not yet successfully created Shauna Events, an agency connecting social influencers and brands. Nor have I yet been a columnist for Hanouna on the “TPMP” show. It was also well before undergoing a cyberharassment campaign which earned rapper Booba an indictment for aggravated moral harassment in 2022 and 28 legal convictions of internet users.
