After the fires, place to the storms… Alizée paid the price, from her house in Corsica, as she reveals on Instagram. In his stories, the interpreter of “Me Lolita” shared this Thursday, August 18, a shocking video of his garden devastated by the storm “wake”before posting a photo of a tree on the ground. “More fear than harm on our sideshe said. A thought for those who lost their lives as well as those injured”.
Alizée does not hesitate to take over her social networks, as much to share good news as bad news, or to support causes that are close to her heart. Last month, after Karine Ferri, the companion of Grégoire Lyonnet evoked in turn the terrible cancer which affects this young French woman mother of two children.
The former candidate of “Dancing with the Stars” is not the only French artist to suffer the consequences of the weather at the moment, yesterday it was Vitaa. “It is he who makes you see the lightning, (which inspires you) fear and hope; and He creates the heavy clouds, writes Vitaa. Glory to the Most High”, had commented the acolyte of Slimane in the caption of videos in which we saw his house attacked by a huge storm. No worries either for the interpreter of “À fleur de toi” who will be able to enjoy his holidays in Marrakech where the weather now seems more lenient.
Images that remind us of the fires that occurred this summer in Gironde, and elsewhere in France, commented on by several celebrities. Like Pascal Obispo, who shared a photo of his chest surrounded by flames on July 19. “Small photo from yesterday at #capferret a vision of #interstellar…”he wrote at first, before sharing his pain: “How to express what we feel today as a child of the Arcachon basin. Between sadness in the face of this ecological disaster, and anger in the face of what we should have done upstream, in order to prevent and reduce this horrible disaster. Between admiration and gratitude in front of the courage of these firefighters, these pilots, these men who fight to save life and the beauty of the environment which makes us better support existence…”
Laura Bertrand
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