Loreen on Drugs: What did Swedish singer Loreen Says About Drugs?
The most famous Swedish singer Lorine Zineb Nora Talhoui has been troubled by controversy. There is a rumor on the internet about her that she is drug addicted. This news is going viral on every social media platform. She has given a statement regarding this news. Now people want to know about her and this case. We are going to tell you everything about this case. So, read the whole article till the end and please do not miss any part of this article to know everything about this case.
Loreen on Drugs
According to the source, Since she made remarks regarding the hallucinogenic ayahuasca, Loreen has been the target of unfounded claims that she uses drugs. Lorine Zineb Nora Talhaoui, a Swedish singer, made history at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. Loreen becomes the first female artist to ever win the song contest twice after captivating the audience with her soaring live performance of Tattoo and being declared the 2023 winner. However, a response from Team Finland supporters has given rise to slanderous claims that Loreen used drugs during the Eurovision final (Saturday, May 13).
Since Loreen last participated in the Eurovision Song Contest ten years ago, her music and artistic expression have changed to become more experimental. The singer was interviewed in February, following the announcement that Loreen would represent Sweden at Eurovision 2023, and the journalist brought up this theory. The answer Loreen gives when asked if she ever uses drugs is “Absolutely not, no!” “I think they think that because I am in a way that they are not used to,” Loreen stated in response to how her followers have reacted to her changing. “I recognize my differences but don’t forget that my mother was only 16 when she gave birth to me.
Unhappy with this year’s winner, Eurovision viewers are calling for Loreen to be investigated after finding past remarks she made regarding the hallucinogenic substance ayahuasca. Loreen disclosed that she had consumed the hallucinogenic as part of an Ayahuasca Ceremony in Mexico while speaking with Klas Ekman of ELLE Sweden. Alexander Bard, a Swedish artist, offered Loreen his entire support after hearing her mention her experience with ayahuasca. Four nations: Brazil, Costa Rica, Mexico, and Peru all permit the use of ayahuasca. In a number of other nations in Latin America, it is under control. Soon we will share some more news about this case. So, Stay tuned to PKB news.
