This Sunday, March 10, 2024, former reality TV candidate Éloïse Appelle announced on Instagram that she had cancer. “On February 8, 2024, exactly one month after celebrating my 26th birthday, I was diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer. I felt empty, devastated. I was afraid, but at the same time, I never felt as alive as these last few weeks. I lived through my dreams, my projects and my objectives, I had forgotten to take advantage of the present moment so despite everything life and this cancer came to remind me of the importance of the word LIVE” she wrote in the caption of a series of photos showing her shaved head.
The mother of a little girl has in fact started chemotherapy sessions, a process which, as we know, leads to hair loss all over the body. Fortunately, the 26-year-old young woman can count on the support of her companion Anthony Naccarato, better known as Nacca who we discovered in the show “The people of Marseilles” on W9.
“I especially wanted to thank you my love Antho Nacca, without your support everything would be different, you know how to make me laugh, surprise me and find the right words when I need them! I will never forget your hand shaking mine during this meeting where everything changed, at that moment I knew that whatever happened we were together to get through this!” declared Éloïse following her long message.
Éloïse Appelle announces her cancer: Milla Jasmine at the heart of a lively controversy
Very quickly, Éloïse Appelle received the support of thousands of people who rushed to send her encouraging messages by commenting on her publication. Many former reality TV candidates sent him tender words, including Julie Ricci, Giuseppa, Léa Mary, Émilie Fiorelli, Liam di Benedetto and Milla Jasmine.
Against all expectations, the latter found herself at the heart of a lively controversy after publishing the following comment: “My God I am sending you lots of positive vibes in this terrible ordeal, no mother should go through this, courage”. Enough to arouse the anger of dozens of Internet users who then replied: “Not just moms but no women”, “uh, no women even”, “Because other non-moms do? Seriously, before clicking on post, think about it !”,”No woman rather!”, “NOBODY should have to experience this, and unfortunately 10% of the population will develop one in their life!”.
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