Nabilla: "People want to intellectualize me Good luck."

This week, L'Express devotes three pages Nabilla. An article that decrypts the success story of the bimbo Angels of reality and in which it still reveals a little more.But where will stop Nabilla? Within months, the bimbo Angels of reality TV, the top of its 21 spring, has become a real star.

  It all started with a simple "Hello", she launched on the fly without imagining that replicates the lead out a book, have his own reality TV show, modeled on his idol, Kim Kardashian, and scroll to Jean- Paul Gaultier. A phenomenon that decrypts the magazine L'Express, which devotes three pages this week to the young woman.


If the success story of Nabilla was not written in advance, the young woman, she left nothing to chance. "I always wanted that I entered a room, the conversation stops and people do 'Wow!'. When I was little, I had compliments, but I wanted more. I wanted to be beautiful, perfect, "says one who, last year, said he was" desperate to be famous. " Mission accomplished. Today, as the Nabilla herself said she has "become a brand." And no matter if you think it has nothing in the brain. "Maybe I'm not an intellectual, but I'm street culture," boasts uninhibited bimbo. "People want to intellectualize me. Bon courage But, in fact, for what?" Still wonders Nabilla. QED.To his manager, Nabilla has all turnkey succeed. "It was a pretty crazy physics, a doll face on a woman's body, it is spontaneous, funny, full of character. When I met her, it was a no-brainer," said Thibaut Vales, for whom now worship "Hello" Nabilla of a "just been an accelerator of fame".