16 years ago, Johnny went to seek a little “anonymity” with his family, in Los Angeles. “It was the freedom to be unknown. It made it possible to protect our children from all this media court, sometimes atrocious to live, from the judgment of each other, “says Laeticia. Who, today, must step up to protect his children. A few days ago, she filed a complaint for public insults against a columnist of “TPMP” (Kelly Vedovelli) who had insulted Joy, following TikTok videos. “There are things that are intolerable,” Laeticia tells us. “Society is judgmental. There is a lot of hatred that has taken hold after the Covid. We have to protect our children from that. And unfortunately, they are also victims of social networks, because it is their generation. It is no longer the same generation as ours, there are codes that we do not understand all the time. But what Joy experienced, at 14, was so violent! It is my duty as a mother to protect my child, to protect her from all this injustice, it is intolerable”.
As a reminder, it was on January 30 that on C8, Cyril Hanouna and his columnists had mentioned a video of Joy Hallyday, the daughter of Laeticia and Johnny. The 14-year-old could be seen in a bathing suit. This sequence posted on TikTok was quickly deleted from the social network. Kelly Vedovelli then called the video “the pinnacle of vulgarity”: “For me, it’s super vulgar, with her tongue, her mouth, her tits …”, she had launched. “Whether it’s her or another teenager, you can’t do that!” Because it’s the new generation, we have the right to be tepus [verlan de ’pute’, NDLR] ? No, but stop”, concluded the columnist of “Do not touch my post”.
>>> Find the full interview with Laeticia Hallyday in our editions this Friday.