Eli Fara has reacted through a statement on Instagram, where she spoke about the violation of her privacy and the trials and insults that have also affected her family. The singer has asked the public to stop distributing private materials and has stated that she will leave the matter to justice.
The reaction comes after the circulation on the Internet of videos with intimate content, linked in media reports to composer Adrian Hila. Their publication and distribution have been accompanied by comments and allusions to various people. In her statement, Fara dwells on the consequences of exposing private life and asks people not to become part of the distribution.
"I have spent a life on stage, sharing my singing and love for art with the public. Today I am experiencing a pain that I would not wish on any woman: the violation of privacy and facing judgments and insults that also affect my family," she writes.
Fara focuses particularly on the way women are treated when their privacy is violated, emphasizing that they are often asked to bear the shame of the actions committed against them.
"They invade their privacy and then hold them accountable. They hurt them and then judge them for how they cope with the pain. No woman should have to go through this humiliation."
The singer describes the pain of seeing her private life turned into a spectacle and the feeling that, for some people, everything she has built is worth less than an intimate moment.
"I am hurt, but I have no reason to be ashamed. Shame belongs to those who film, publish, and distribute private moments without a person's knowledge and consent. A woman's privacy is not a license to humiliate her."
She further emphasizes that being an artist does not take away her right to privacy and dignity. This right, Fara writes, is one that every woman has, regardless of her name, profession, or choices.
For further steps, the singer says she will leave the matter to justice, while making a request to the public:
"I ask the public for humanity and to stop distributing it. Before making any judgments, think about the person and the family you are hurting."
The statement closes with a thank you to her family, friends, colleagues and all those who have supported her publicly or privately, support that, as she says, is giving her strength.
"I will take the time I need and move forward, with dignity and with my head held high."
