French Court Acquits Mila in 2025 Appeal Decision
Mila acquitted on appeal in 2025 French legal proceedings.
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French influencer Mila posted a video of a Carrefour City employee interaction in Lyon, claiming the employee insulted her. Carrefour requested video removal citing privacy law. Mila refused removal and plans to file a complaint, continuing a pattern of legal disputes involving the influencer.
2026-09-27 to 2026-11-01 · UTC publication dates
Coverage begins 27 Sept, 14:57 UTC
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Mila announced she would file a complaint against Carrefour and separately pursue legal action, stating the company did not condemn the employee's alleged behavior. She refused to remove the video, declaring 'We will not back down' on social media.
Carrefour City responded to Mila's social media posts by requesting she remove the video, citing that she did not have the right to publish images of an identifiable person without consent. The company reminded Mila of privacy rights protections under applicable law.
Influencer Mila posted a video on Instagram filmed at a Carrefour City store in central Lyon on Friday morning, showing an interaction with a cashier. She claimed the employee insulted her, calling her a 'dirty whore' and 'racist.' The video shows a tense but relatively calm exchange between Mila and the cashier, though the alleged insults are not audible in the posted footage.
In late 2025, Mila was acquitted on appeal in a legal case due to procedural reasons. The case was among several legal proceedings she faced, primarily related to allegedly racist statements she made or distributed. Additional cases remain ongoing.
Mila acquitted on appeal in 2025 French legal proceedings.
Carrefour demanded removal of Mila's video citing privacy law; Mila plans to file a complaint.