Like her famous mom, Lou Pernaut is very active on Instagram. On this social network, Tom’s sister has more than 224,000 followers. On a daily basis, the young woman enjoys interacting with her followers. As soon as she posts something, her subscribers are on the alert. But these last few months have not been easy for the main interested party.
It has been four months since his father, Jean-Pierre Pernaut breathed his last. On the Web, Lou Pernaut sometimes talks about his pain. If she is lucky enough to have a fairly benevolent community, her haters constantly give her a hard time. But it is bad to know her! The influencer does not hesitate to answer them when some of them go too far.
In April 2022, Lou Pernaut openly tackled some of these detractors who accused him of being “too smiley” in this time of mourning. “I will speak calmly and very precisely. This kind of comment, I do not condone. It’s not because I don’t show that I’m bad that I’m not bad. And just because I show that I’m smiling doesn’t mean I’m not sad.”had replied the pretty brunette on her social networks.
“Depression is neither romantic nor aesthetic…”
In good and bad times, Lou Pernaut knows she can count on her loved ones. This Thursday, July 7, 2022, Arthur’s sweetheart gave her news via her Instagram story. This time, she wanted to honor depression with a post from the @bonjouranxieté account. To date, more than 300 million people suffer from this disease worldwide.
“Depression is neither romantic nor aesthetic, this is what it really looks like”, can we read via his post which reveals countless symptoms. “Depression isn’t just being sad or unhappy, it’s a disease. It’s a loss of interest in all the things you used to love […]. Even the smallest tasks can get tiring […]. It is also physical pain such as headaches, backaches, body aches If today you are depressed, know that you are not alone and that it is never too late to recover. get help”.
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