Three days after the publication of Anthony Delon’s interview in Paris Match, his little sister, Anouchka Delon, finally came out of silence. On January 7, 2024, she was the guest of Audrey Crespo-Mara, on the 8 p.m. news on TF1. And she did not mince her words regarding the great unpacking that was made on her family…
“I wanted to kill myself”
Anthony Delon had revealed that he had filed a complaint against her, believing that “No one capable of manipulating their family and lying to them like she did is capable of anything.”. Anouchka Delon replied to him this Sunday that when she learned the day before that this text was going to be released, she felt suicidal.
She, who was with her 3-year-old son, Lino, the fruit of her love affair with Julien Dereims, assured: “You know when I learned that this article was published in Paris Match, I wanted to kill myself, I’m telling you because it’s something that’s been preventing me from sleeping for 3 days. I refuse to be smeared like that and called manipulative, liar or whatever.”
And to add that she immediately decided to retaliate legally: “Of course I’m filing a complaint. It’s a horror to file a complaint against your own brother. I never thought I’d get to something like this in my life. He’s forcing me to do it, I’m obliged for my sake. family”.
And Anouchka Delon is not the only one to be very affected by this situation… She reports about her father, that she was visited in Douchy, in Loiret, before returning to Paris, for this interview: “My father is not well. he is hurt, devastated to see his intimate life being thrown out in front of everyone, and it breaks my heart… It’s a shame and I’m ashamed that our family life is being exposed.”
“He still has his head”
Present on the TF1 set for her father, but also for her, Anouchka Delon also revealed that her father was in fact “diminished” and “He finds it more and more difficult to speak.”, and that’s why he doesn’t speak in public. She also insisted: “he still has his head” And “it belongs to him and I am against the fact that all this is displayed.”
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