A few days after the rallies organized in tribute to Lyhanna, actress Adeline Blondieau spoke on social networks. The former actress wanted to recall the importance of listening to victims today. In a committed message, she notably showed her support for Flavie Flament in the case opposing her to Patrick Bruel. The actress also encouraged everyone to break the silence in the face of persistent violence and injustice, while the singer was released under judicial control.
Adeline Blondieau calls for breaking the silence
The day after the numerous tributes paid to Lyhanna, the 11-year-old girl found dead in the Gers, Adeline Blondieau wanted to speak publicly. On Instagram, the former actress from Sous le soleil shared a strong message dedicated to violence and its consequences. According to her, no one can remain indifferent to these situations. “We are all affected by the violence,” she said. She believes that these acts affect children as well as women or vulnerable people. Through this speech, she wishes to raise awareness among her audience and remind people that everyone has a role to play in supporting the victims.
In her message, Adeline Blondieau also denounced the effects of silence. For her, the lack of reaction promotes impunity for attackers and accentuates the isolation of victims. “Silence is what best protects the executioners,” she declared. The actress also spoke about people who prefer to look away when confronted with certain realities. According to her, this attitude can sometimes result from personal comfort or the desire to preserve a certain vision of the world. She thus invites everyone to become aware of their responsibility and to no longer ignore the testimonies of those who dare to speak.
Showing support for Flavie Flament
In the caption of her publication, Adeline Blondieau notably cited Flavie Flament. The host accuses Patrick Bruel of having raped her when she was 16 years old. By publicly supporting the host, the former actress is part of a broader approach to defending the words of victims. She considers that the multiplication of testimonies today makes it possible to change mentalities. For her, each speech contributes to making these stories visible and to fighting against the silence that still surrounds many cases. A conviction that she has defended for several years with determination. Adeline Blondieau also said she felt directly concerned by these subjects. “I was a victim and I recognized myself in certain stories,” she revealed. She explains that she has already spoken out publicly, despite the sometimes difficult consequences that this has entailed. With hindsight, however, she believes that her testimony may have encouraged other people to speak out in turn. The former actress is delighted to see the voices of victims becoming more and more numerous. On social networks, she finally invited her community to take a stand, affirming that silence is also a choice, just like her former comrade from Sous le soleil, Bénédcite Delmas.
