While she has just celebrated her twenty-second birthday on July 15, Camille Gottlieb has proven once again that she accepts herself as she is. If the daughter of Stéphanie de Monaco has never hidden that she sometimes used artifices to erase her freckles, her pimples as well as the marks left by her acne. On vacation, while she posted a new photo, Camille Gottlieb was accused of having retouched her face. In a story, she then wanted to make things clear: “For all those who say that I add freckles and that it’s fake, here is a photo of me in the sun and without any retouching. I love my freckles and have learned to accept them even though they are minimal compared to some people. You are beautiful, girls, accept and assume yourselves as you are.“
On August 9, when she had shared a snapshot, the young lady had already drawn the wrath of a surfer who exclaimed: “From January 1 to December 31, what does this person do with their life, if not post photos !!!“Used not to let it go, Camille Gottlieb then replied:”I’m not going to post pictures of myself while working I’m sorry it may be very boring as I already explained under another photo me after another childish reflection of the style (…) But you know jealousy and contempt of people is a very bad thing and that can then rot you inside you (…) My community is a positive, kind community with values that I like to confide in, that I like to make people laugh and with whom I like to interact. Weeds and rotten fruit come out of my basket so it won’t rot, thank you. To hear it, the haters and the jealous ‘fuck you’.“
“Nobody is perfect”
Close to her fans, the half-sister of Louis and Pauline Ducruet had posted a snapshot on April 20. In order to silence the bad tongues, she had shared: “As promised ! I am posting a picture of me totally natural, without makeup, without retouching and without filters. I have blemishes on my skin and traces of acne from my teenage years. But I put my face bare so you can be sure that EVERYONE has flaws and that NOBODY is perfect! (…) Love yourself for who you are, that’s the most important thing.“
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