“I hope your son dies”: Jessica Thivenin talks about the hell of her motherhood on social media

Being a public figure doesn’t mean you can accept everything. However, some men and women think that under the pretext that we turn to people who have made their life a showcase, everything can be said. It’s wrong and it sucks.

These horrible words, Jessica Thivenin was able to pay the price.

Jessica Thivenin in a Raw video

In a 10-minute video interview granted to Brut media, the influencer recounts her life as a mother of two young children, who is publicly exposed on social networks. That’s right, that’s her job.

In this video she explains, in particular, that she was bedridden for a long time due to these risky pregnancies, but also that she had to face a serious health problem with her first child, which forced her to have to revive him, alone and twice, using heart massage. An enormous anguish, which she also agreed to share, in addition to her family life, that those who followed her thought it was “perfect”.

Taking advantage of her influence – 6.2 million people follow her on Instagram – Jessica Thivenin tries freedom of speech on the difficulties of pregnancyparenting, illness, but also the importance of first aid training.

But as she shares with Brut, so is being a mother and coming from reality TVs showing her daily life on social networks face huge waves of hatred. When the comments received concern only his own person, it is already difficult to bear, but he admits that he had a lot of difficulty managing those addressed to his children, some even wish the latter died.

I have received many messages of love (…) but in this community there are also dangerous people. My doorbell rang often when they knew I wasn’t allowed to get up. (…) I have already been told: “I hope your son dies. “

Whether or not we agree with his lifestyle, whether or not we follow his Instagram account, that’s not the point. Jessica Thivenin also wants to show that social media are nothing more than a showcase that hides a reality that is not always glamorous, suffering, and in her case a couple who no longer get along, but who smile in the photos, or well-dressed and cared for children. , but who go back and forth to the hospital and are close to death.

Despite the online hatred she may receive, regarding her profession or person, Jessica Thivenin has a positive speech. She hopes that by listening to her interview about her or following her Instagram account of her, other parents in her situation will be able to. feel less alone and that they come to find themselves in his words and in his experience.

Photo credit image of one: Jessica Thivenin on Instagram