Mbathio Ndiaye: Ten years after her intimate images were leaked, a simple Paris stroll reignites online harassment

Author: senenews.comPublished on: October 22, 2026Country: Senegal
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Mbathio Ndiaye: Ten years after her intimate images were leaked, a simple Paris stroll reignites online harassment

Ten years after intimate videos and photos of Mbathio Ndiaye were shared without her consent, she is again facing hostile online comments. A video of her walk in Paris, where she had attended Youssou Ndour’s concert at Bercy, drew responses ranging from praise for her elegance to insults and pornographic insinuations. Many women condemned the attacks; the article says nearly all the hostile Facebook comments it observed came from men, while Ndiaye had disabled comments on TikTok. It also recalls that she was recently suspected of diverting one million CFA francs from a solidarity fundraiser for Ndeya Beauté.

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