As the funeral of Loana approaches, tensions are rising around her circle. On the set of Tout beau, tout neuf TBT9 on April 8th, an exclusive statement from Fred Cauvin, former partner of the reality TV star, reveals a conflictive atmosphere. He announces his intention to attend the ceremony to grieve, while refusing to mingle with the other present relatives.
Indirectly invited on the show through an exclusive statement, Fred Cauvin explains his decision in what he deems a particularly tense context. “I hesitated a lot, but after a lot of thought, I will still go because I still need to grieve,” he said.
However, he quickly clarifies his position towards the other people expected at the funeral: “I’m not here to stand out, to mingle with others. I’m not here for settling scores,” he added. “I don’t want to mix with people who say my friend, my sister, and who didn’t know her more than that,” he concluded. A direct message that underlines the current divisions surrounding Loana’s memory.
Despite this context, Fred Cauvin confirms that he will indeed be present at the funeral. But he chooses to stay on the sidelines. “I will be alone in my corner, somewhere, not far, but I won’t necessarily be in the church,” he explained. A decision that reflects his desire to pay tribute without exposing himself to tensions.
Gilles Verdez also recalls that Loana’s former partner had a significant relationship with her: “Fred Cauvin, he lived with Loana for two years and they have a longer relationship.”
On the show, Gilles Verdez specifies that Fred Cauvin is “very angry” against some members of Loana’s entourage, notably Eryl Prayer. “He talks in all directions. I’m taking a beating. I don’t like that,” he declared.
These criticisms are part of a larger context of disagreements among relatives. Cyril Hanouna is indignant at the situation: “I have the impression that everyone is giving testimonies about Loana. Nobody was talking about her. And now everyone wants to give testimonies. They are tearing each other apart.”
The TBT9 show emphasizes the risk of tensions on the day of the ceremony.
Cyril Hanouna mentions fears of outbursts: “Everyone is afraid that there will be outbursts, settling scores. It can go so far because there is so much animosity between these people.” Gilles Verdez confirms this: “People may confront each other. It can escalate because of the animosity between these people.”
Another striking element is the announced absence of Sylvie Ortega, a close friend of Loana, who justifies her decision in a statement relayed in the show: “I will not go. I refuse to see a funeral turn into a masquerade of hypocrisy, settling scores, and voyeurism.”
This segment, taken from the TBT9 show on April 8th, exposes a wider reality: beyond paying tribute to Loana, the divisions among her relatives take a central place.
Between public statements, longstanding tensions, and crossed accusations, the funeral is expected to be under high tension.
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