huge slippage on the social network!

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Talented actor, accomplished humorist, Kev Adams has nothing more to prove. At the height of his career, the young man was fully integrated into the great family of French cinema. But outside of show business, the handsome brunette is also a committed actor. Godfather of the Princess Margot association, the ex of Capucine Anav actively supports and accompanies children with cancer. Recently, he also took the pose in the company of a young person for an advertising campaign intended to encourage people to make a donation. An advertisement that visibly made a user laugh…

“Kev Adams organizes sick child fights! I put 10 bullets on Jeremy”, wrote a certain Alexis on Twitter. A particularly shocking message that the comedian wanted to pin. “So we’re there. Laughing at children who have cancer and getting 6,000 likes. I’ve got the sheaf. @TwitterFrance always so useful. If you want to elevate yourself a little, don’t hesitate to follow @MARGOTPRINCESSE and if if you feel like it, you can make a donation. Proud to support them”, denounced the comedian.

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Internet users in shock

Kev Adams was also able to count on the support of his subscribers. “It’s a shame, people have no respect”, “People are really disrespectful! I will never understand how you can make fun of sick children who fight every day to get better”, “Really shameful people… strength to this beautiful association”, “In any case congratulations to you for helping the children who need it”, “Pfff there are really crevards on this stupid app”, “Don’t worry not Kev us, we are very happy to see you participate because you are doing an excellent job, a huge job to try to make them all happy and perhaps forget their illness for a moment”, “I liked because I found it funny but thank you for reminding me that it’s just absolutely not funny in the end”, “This kind of person who cannot understand a poster and who are heartless disgusts me personally I am very proud to see you sustain”, could we read in the comments. A shame…

VB


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