In 2009, TF1 launched its third season of Secret Story. An edition in which had participated in particular Rachel Legrain-Trapani and which revealed several candidates in particular Cindy Lopes or even Emilie Nef Naf, crowned big winner.
Almost 14 years later, the 40-year-old iconic ex-participant took part in a video for our colleagues at Purebreak. During this interview, the mother of Stella and Raphaël was immersed in the memories of the adventure which revealed it to the general public. And the least we can say is that she let loose on one of her ex-roommates, namely Emilie Nef Naf. If during the few weeks of cohabitation that they lived, it was far very far from being mad love, this animosity is always present. “She liked to control situations, she always liked that,” she said before slipping in a huge tackle: “It’s still terrible to have an ex-footballer (in this case the father of his children, Jérémy Ménez who is still a footballer since he plays for Reggina in Italy, editor’s note) to end up on OnlyFans, I think that she messed up somewhere!”
But his attacks will not stop there. “Afterwards, it’s sure that when the surgery is done well, you can sell everything. The problem with surgery is that it’s beautiful in pictures, but then in real life, it’s horrible. I’m not talking about her specifically. but… she’s not my friend, that’s it! I’m telling you, I can’t poke this girl”.
Shooting in all directions on Emilie Nef Naf
A few years ago, during a stint on the Jordan De Luxe show, Cindy Lopes knocked out her rival. “I found it a little weird because she had no notoriety when she left (from Secret Story after her victory, editor’s note). I had made bookings with her and no one came to take pictures with her. […] Maybe it wasn’t politically correct to win a girl who had a bit of a light thigh. Finally, I was not a light thigh, it must still be remembered, I did not sleep with anyone on the show. I was fearless.”
She can’t actually “puff” it.
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