Émilie Nef Naf and Stéphanie Clerbois were great friends, but recently, the two reality TV candidates no longer speak to each other. The winner of season 3 of Secret Story confides in this argument.
Émilie Nef Naf, former winner of Secret Storyand Stéphanie Clerbois, known for her participation in the following season of the same program, have become closer over the years thanks to their similar backgrounds and their time in different reality TV shows, notably in Moms & Celebrities et The Fifty. Close friends, they sometimes shared moments of complicity on social networks. When Belgium was affected by serious flooding in 2021, Émilie Nef Naf expressed her support for Stéphanie by publishing a touching message on her Instagram account and a photo of them: “In any case, well done Stéphanie Clerbois and her entourage, you are at the top.” But today, their friendship seems compromised…
Émilie Nef Naf saddened by her argument with Stéphanie Clerbois: “I sometimes think of her“
Invited this Monday by Laura Lempika in her podcast Between UsÉmilie Nef Naf addressed the rumors of tensions with Stéphanie Clerbois, currently in a relationship with Nikola Lozina. Maëlla and Menzo’s mother confides: “It’s really something that touches meand what’s more, she’s a girl that I really like.” The former winner of Secret Story emphasizes that neither she nor Stéphanie wanted to expose their disagreement in public: “It’s just her and me’s business (…). We were just disappointed in each other, and that’s it. We distanced ourselves.” Émilie Nef Naf admits, however, that this situation weighs on her, admitting that she feels the lack of this friendship: “I sometimes think about her (…) Sometimes something happens to me, and my reflex is to say to myself : ‘Here, I’ll call him'”
“She’s the one who wants me“: Émilie Nef Naf (Secret Story) explains why she is on bad terms with Stéphanie Clerbois
For the moment, the possibility of a reconciliation between the two friends remains unresolved. Laura Lempika suggests that she put her pride aside and engage in dialogue, but Émilie Nef Naf prefers to wait. She confides that it is more judicious to leave things as they are, specifying that it is especially Stéphanie Clerbois who is angry with her: “For now, I leave, because frankly it’s she who wants me more than anything else.” She adds: “Maybe it will happen naturally, maybe we’ll see each other in the street.”
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