A former technician accused the French singer Slimane of harassment after one of his concerts – the incident is being investigated by the prosecutor’s office.
French singer Slimane, who represented France at Eurovision 2024 with the song Mon amour, has been accused of sexual harassment. It was reported by Le Parisien.
The victim, a former technician from the artist’s team, said the incident occurred in December 2023 after the concert. The man said the singer pushed him against the wall and tried to force him to perform intimate acts, despite his refusal.
In October 2024, the victim filed a formal complaint with the Saint-Etienne prosecutor’s office, after which details of the incident appeared in the media.
According to the victim’s defense, after the technician refused, Slimane continued to harass her, sending obscene messages and videos at night.
“My client was uncomfortable, he always said he was not interested, but the artist insisted and asked if the other team members were interested. My client hurriedly left the dressing room and got on the tour bus. Thought it was her as a whole, but that night the artist for two and a half hours sent her many messages and videos of a sexual and even pornographic nature,” explained the technician’s lawyer, Anna-Sophie Charrieras.
The singer and his team have not yet commented on the accusations, calling them an “unbelievable story.” If found guilty, Slimane could receive a year in prison and a fine of 15,000 euros.
It was previously reported that illusionist David Copperfield was accused of harassing 16 women.
The first trial of Gerard Depardieu in the harassment case will begin in Paris
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