Nabilla does not do Ramadan, and that was all it took for a controversy to break out on social networks. Faced with the extent of the criticism aimed at her since the start of Ramadan this Sunday March 10, 2024, the young woman wanted to respond to her detractors, who accuse her of not honoring her origins. The entrepreneur and businesswoman, revealed by Love is blind Then Angelsinsisted on recalling that she had never publicly affirmed be of Muslim faithand explained that she has her own relationship with religion, which she does not want to share.
“You know, being called Nabilla is complicated. I have never used religion, it is the most precious thing that you must keep to yourself… I receive tons of comments; but no one knows my religion. I will never say it. I believe in something, but in my own way” explained Nabilla Vergara once and for all. In December 2021, questioned by Libération about her relationship with religion, the wife of Thomas Vergara and mother of Milann and Leyann explained that she felt “close to Allah”, without claiming to be Muslim.
A Christian mother, a Muslim father and a Jewish grandmother
Born February 5, 1992 in Ambilly (Haute-Savoie), Nabilla comes from a multicultural family. Indeed, her mother, Marie-Lucie Grange, who has three nationalities (French, Italian and Swiss), is Christian, but her maternal grandmother, Livia, who was so talked about at the start of her little one’s career -daughter, is Jewish. A difference which may surprise since according to rabbinical law, Jewishness is transmitted through the mother, without taking into account the nationality of the father. Nabilla’s father, Khoutir, with whom she remained angry for many years, is a UN official of Algerian origin, and openly Muslim. Nabilla and her brother Tarek have always lived in a multicultural family, attached to religion, whatever it may be.