"I felt the abyss of alcohol could call me" : Camille Lacourt makes new revelations about her depression

The speech is freed around mental health. Several personalities break the taboo and will perform as never before in a poignant documentary, broadcast on M6 on Tuesday, May 6, 2025. Among them, swimmer Camille Lacourt. For our fellow Parisians, he has also returned to his periods of depression.

Read Camille Lacourt's honest addiction to alcohol: "Not a day when I wasn't drinking..." on StarMag.comCurrent testimonials. In the documentary Mental Health, break the taboo, several athletes and PAF personalities are engaged in their mental health problems. This is notably the case of Yannick Noah, Florent Manaudou or Éric Antoine. Camille Lacourt also agreed to participate in it. While M6 was broadcasting this documentary on Tuesday, May 6, …

In the documentary Mental Health, breaking the taboo, broadcast this Tuesday, May 6, 2025 on M6, Camille Lacourt gave himself on his fight against alcohol and depression.

Even the greatest athletes are not invulnerable. Camille Lacourt knows it, and wants to make it known. Quintuple world champion and five-time champion of Europe, he is one of the best French dorsalists of the late 2000s. A priori, he has everything for him. But this Olympic form did not prevent him from rubbing himself to certain risky behaviors. Alcoholism, for example, watched for him at a precise period of his life. Tuesday, 6 May, Mental Hea…

Mental health was declared the Great National Cause of the Year 2025.

In the documentary "Mental health, break the taboo", labeled "public utility film" broadcast on M6 this Tuesday, Camille Lacourt agreed to evoke her depressions. Her objective? "Deculpating the fact that this can happen," he told "Paris Match".