Camille Lellouche bursts into tears while talking about her daughter live on television

The day after her appearance on RTL, Camille Lellouche was the guest of Mouloud Achour, in Click, on Canal +. And the singer and actress returned to international and national news (deadly terrorist attacks have targeted the south of Israel, France, and Belgium, editor’s note) which prevents her from sleeping and eating.

“I look at my daughter and I have flashes of horror”

Moved to tears, Camille Lellouche had a thought for her daughter, Alma, born in October 2022. She explained: “I’m terrified, I tell myself that it’s getting worse and worse, in fact how can I put it, it’s such a dream of mine to have a child, to instill in him beautiful values, tolerance, freedom, art, passion, etc. And I say to myself what world did I put this little baby into? It’s so sad in fact, I’m in a state of astonishment, of shock, like many people and I can’t get over it, that’s why I don’t talk about it at all. I act but I don’t talk about it.”

And to add, in relation to the sensitive videos currently viral on social networks: “I look at my daughter and have flashes of horror that come to me, thinking of all these children, regardless of their origins or their countries, who are no longer in this world. I am obviously thinking of men, women, grandparents. And I am stunned, I say to myself how there can be so much wickedness in this world, and barbarity, I am devastated. You know I don’t even have the words, I don’t know if I’m saying the right things. I’m actually scared.”

“I pray every day”

Touched to the heart, Camille Lellouche nevertheless admitted: “I am always objective, very optimistic about everything. I always believe in peace, I was raised in love and tolerance I have an incredible mother who taught me respect, tolerance and generosity and above all we don’t look at color or origin , nor sexual orientation nor anything at all. and I tell myself that today we still have to fight for things that seem completely normal to me. And it devastates me, so I pray every day for everything to get better, but I feel like it’s complicated, even when you pray you believe that everything will work out, there are only tests. It’s unimaginable, I feel like it’s a waking nightmare. I say to myself, are we going to wake up from all this?”

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