Like many stars, Nolwenn Leroy is very active on her social networks. The opportunity for his admirers to discover all his upcoming projects. But not only. The young woman also uses her notoriety to defend countless causes close to her heart. This Wednesday, February 23, 2022 via her Instagram story, Marin’s mother mentioned a topical subject that has long divided public opinion.
Last January, the deputies passed a new text of law so that citizens can change their surname without difficulty. This week, the National Assembly should therefore act on this bill proposed by Eric Dupond-Moretti, the current Minister of Justice. A breakthrough that makes Nolwenn Leroy happy.
As a reminder at birth, the interpreter of “Juste pour me souvenir” had the name of his parent: “Le magueresse”. But this former footballer left the family home when she was 11 years old. “I wouldn’t have this strength and this character that is mine today” and the strength “to resist, not to let myself down, to bounce back, if I hadn’t had this way of life too”, analyzed the darling of Arnaud Clément on the airwaves ofEuropean 1 in 2017. “If he hadn’t left, would I have had this fate? I don’t know. Would I have made so much music, would I have clung to the music as I clung to music? It was also an outlet, a way to soothe my pain. I threw myself completely into it. That’s when I really became aware of my voice.”
On the Web, Nolwenn Leroy explained to her followers that she proudly wore her mother’s name on a daily basis… Even in her job. “Having his name is what I wanted. To show him respect”, informed the main interested party to her community. “My mum only had daughters and the name Leroy also ended up with my grandfather’s sister. Being able to take my mother’s name was a way of keeping this name alive and its history. The new law will allow all those who wish to do so. Finally!
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