But where will Sophie Fontanel stop? Journalist, writer, Instagrammer... with her humor, her reinvented life and her “white” hair, she shifted the lines of femininity. Even feminism. In his own way: gentle. Today comes out "Capital of sweetness" (ed. Seghers), her latest opus written in verse in which she recounts a summer on the island of Levant, a strange territory off Hyères where naturists and soldiers live side by side. There, in total vulnerability, she found strength. That of allowing oneself to be at peace, with oneself, with others. With his body? This is the story of a repair. Sophie was raped when she was a teenager. She clenched her fists for a long time, she suffered in silence, she preferred to write than to say, she forbade her body, venerating the clothes that hide it. She did what she could, she crossed the darkness by inventing her own light. In short, she tried to be "happy all the same", she says... Until she found peace.

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Naked, in the sun, facing the Mediterranean of her childhood, a blessed time spared from violence. And as Sophie is an ultra generous girl, convinced that we can do it if the sweet crazy people hold hands, she wanted to share in ELLE an experience of nudity prohibited on social networks. In our pages, she therefore poses completely naked. As she is, at the age she has, with the body that is hers, thus offering us an extension of the domain of peace. Ultimate present: facing the camera, she delivered an explanation of text – of “sex” do we have fun during the interview because the mind is her first language! – by commenting on the key phrases of his book. It's sweet and crucial.