Followed by more than 570,000 people on Instagram and at the head of the YouTube channel “MyBetterSelf” with more than 274,000 subscribers, the entrepreneur
Louise Aubery
had been invited to the first program of the year 2023 of
“Quelle époque!
»
.
Installed alongside François Ruffin, the reigning Miss France Indira Ampiot, Alex Vizorek, Jean-Luc Reichmann, Périco Legasse and the baker Jérémy Ferrer, the 25-year-old influencer came to talk about her work and her convictions.
“I try to deconstruct what we have been taught to lead a life in which we are truly fulfilled, and to share my advice with you along the way”
, she describes in a few words on her social networks.
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A month later, in the new issue of her podcast entitled “InPower” where she received the singer and actress Louane, Louise Aubery shared her observations on “What an era!
".
“I really like Léa Salamé and the people who were present on the set, but I felt a huge discomfort during the whole shoot
, she confided.
I felt like yelling at people to stop playing a game. I felt like it was who would play the biggest joke, who would do the most to make it interesting...I felt like I was coming back to the colleague where you had the battle of those who tried to be popular or who tried to make a place for themselves.
It made me a little disgusted with the world of television.
It didn't even make me want to interact.
»
Louise Aubery did not want to get into this game where each speech was punctuated by a reaction from another interlocutor
“to make her interesting”
.
"I thought it was toxic
," said the one who, as a child, dreamed of becoming a journalist.
“I had the impression of making a stain, of being a UFO.
»
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In a video posted on her YouTube channel on June 20, 2021, Louise Aubery recounted her first experience as a television columnist for a local channel, and spoke of this medium as an excellent vector of communication to make her ideas heard. .
The young woman nevertheless stressed that she was more comfortable and freer in her speaking time with her social networks.
