This is one of the events of the evening on television. More than 14 years after the release of his shocking book titled Stolen service, Isabelle Demongeot will finally see the television adaptation of his nightmarish tale. It was TF1 who decided to adapt the book by the former tenniswoman who tells how, from her 14 to 23 years old, she lived under the influence of her coach at the time, Régis de Camaret, repeatedly raped. A terrible ordeal already told in 2007 and which pushed several women who had suffered the same acts to come forward.
Happy that her story is finally adapted for television, Isabelle Demongeot confided in Star TV a few days ago and she couldn’t hide her satisfaction. “For me, it’s unique, especially since I never imagined that it could be done on TF1. It’s a consecration that will help me move forward because I, by being raped and homosexual, I had the double penalty in terms of prejudices … “, she explains. In a relationship with a woman whose name she is named, the 55-year-old former tennis player reveals that their story is over. “Today, I am no longer in a relationship with my ex-wife but Cloé is the center of my life “, she specifies.
After all that, I could devote myself to Cloé, my 7 year old daughter, who will discover what I went through
If she is now single, Isabelle had a little Cloé with her ex-wife. Born in 2014, the year in which Régis de Camaret was sentenced to 10 years in prison for his actions, she wants to see a meaning. “We had been trying to have a child for three, four years and now it finally worked”, she says. After tonight’s TV movie and all these unpleasant memories rehashed, Isabelle Demongeot wants to turn the page. “After all that, I could devote myself to Cloé, my 7 year old daughter, who will find out what I went through. I would then try to explain things to him … “, she concludes.
Find Stolen service this Monday, November 22 at 9:05 p.m. on TF1.