Exclusive: Loanas funeral: the real reason why the ceremony is finally open to the public

The final farewell to Loana takes place this Friday, April 10. Just over two weeks after the death of the reality TV star, who was found lifeless at her home on March 25, a ceremony is being held in Nice to pay tribute to her. Her family, friends, and anyone who wishes to, are invited to attend the ceremony at the Sainte-Réparate Cathedral at 11 a.m. Several stars from the Loft have already announced that they will not be attending, including Jean-Edouard Lipa and Kenza Braiga, who feel out of place.

While Lipa mentions that he has had very little contact with Loana since their exit from the very first M6 reality TV show, Braiga explains that she fears the media exposure. She emphasizes that the funeral will not be private and there will be people and journalists present, which she does not want to be a part of given her new role as a journalist. Indeed, anyone can attend the ceremony, a decision made by the family not by chance.

Context:

Loana was a reality TV star found dead at her home.

The family of Loana initially tried to make the funeral exclusive for monetary gain by negotiating deals with celebrity magazines to sell images. No deal was accepted, leading to the decision to make the event public as per Loana’s wishes.

Fact Check:

The article mentions that the funeral theme and florist were chosen, sparking suspicion about product placement and its appropriateness during a time of mourning.

Loana’s funeral will be open to everyone except certain individuals who had past connections with her due to fears of potential conflicts. One of those individuals, Fred Cauvin, Loana’s ex-boyfriend, plans to attend despite not being welcomed.

For more exclusive information on Loana’s funeral, refer to the latest issue of Voici magazine, available on Friday, April 10.