His behavior does not pass. In recent days, the representative of the France at Eurovision has been at the heart of a controversy. Judged "capricious" and "diva" already before the final of the contest, the artist did not improve his image by performing a toz followed by a middle finger by discovering the results of the public votes. The young woman then did not wait for the final result to slip away, claiming an urgent desire. Faced with this behavior, many personalities such as Marie Myriam or Stéphane Bern on Europe 1, have reacted. To defend her, Amy, a person close to La Zarra was the guest this Tuesday, May 16 of "Touche pas à mon poste".
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The young woman, deputy manager of a Parisian hotel, met the artist as part of her job. Initially a client, the Quebecer became, one thing leading to another, a close friend. It is in this capacity that Amy decided to intervene in the show to "set the record straight". "She never showed any malice or character signs. There were never any problems, no diva character, no moments when she really got carried away." The guest then explains, in order to support her remarks, that as the assistant manager of a hotel, she has already dealt with particularly capricious customers or far-fetched requests.
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"It is more than simple"
"I was extremely shocked by what was said last night because it's really the opposite of what you can see," she said indignantly. As a reminder, the subject of La Zarr's middle finger on the night of the Eurovision final had already been addressed in the C8 show. Gilles Verdez had taken the opportunity to affirm that the artist was "notworthy to represent the France after his refusals of repetition, excesses and his behavior of star". His former manager, Sebastien Farran, also testified by phone. "She is very demanding, and sometimes has ways of behaving a little borderline. She told me all the time that I had to buy her a Chanel bag. She wanted to feel like she was number one," he said.
Following the statement made the day before, the friend of the artist continues her plea by saying: "She is extremely shy [...] What you see on TV is the complete opposite of what it represents today. You also have to tell yourself that she has a role, it's a character. [...] Me, the fati (La Zarra is called Fatima Editor's note) that I know, it is a totally natural person painting and who does not want Louis Vuitton bags, Chanel bags. [...] It's more than simple."
