JUSTICE The influencer is still asking her for their son’s passport to return to France
The influencer Ayem Nour — Philippe FARJON/STARFACE
Ayem Nour has really decided; to make everything public. Ever since her ex-husband, Vincent Miclet, accused her on Instagram of “abducting” their son, the former presenter of the Mag chose to answer him in the same way. She just announced that he had worn complaint against her “for defamation the publication of the photo”.
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The cliché in question is the one where she shows her visibly bruised neck. An image that she dates in 2016, the year of their breakup, but without naming the person responsible for her bruises.
“”He’s wasting his time, I’ve all the evidence of his actions… And that’s just the beginning,” on Instagram.
Open conflict
Ayem Nour clarifies that this is an “unfounded complaint with false accusations, here in Morocco, to delay the possibility of of a possible departure for France”.
According to information from PurePeople, the former spouses share joint custody of their son from six years old, who goes to school in Morocco. The young woman claims that Vincent Miclet refuses to give her their child’s passport.
In hashtag, Ayem Nour leaves no room for doubt. She wrote successively “give back the passport”, “let us go”, “ narcissistic pervert” and “monster”.
“When will this nightmare end,” also asks the one who had just announced her arrival in TPMP People before the scandal bursts.
One thing is certain, Ayem Nour has decided; to change strategy in the conflict which opposes him to his ex.
“What do I start with… I don’t know… I don’t know… So many things I kept for me… To preserve it out of love and respect for my son,” her wish to recover their child’s passport. “We want to go home,” said Ayem Nour.