Hélène Boudreau's Vegas breastfeeding simulation sparks Quebecois social media firestorm

Time of India

23-04-2025

A seemingly lighthearted moment in Las Vegas has ignited a fierce debate within Quebec's online community, ensnaring social media influencer Hélène Boudreau in a controversy over a video simulating breastfeeding.
The clip, featuring Boudreau playfully pretending to nurse the infant of fellow erotic content creator Sania Mallory, initially captioned "Sisters sharing," has been widely condemned as inappropriate and ethically questionable by many within the province.
The backlash erupted swiftly, with Enya Jaime, a well-known personality from the Quebec reality show "L'île de l'amour," leading the charge.
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Jaime on April 22, 2025, posted a scathing video expressing her shock and anger. "I cannot be the only one who saw the video of the girl from UQAM literally assaulting a baby and finds that outrageous... It's literally a crime," she stated.
Jaime's strong condemnation resonated deeply, as she urged viewers to reject any sexualization of breastfeeding, emphasizing the non-consensual nature of such an act involving an infant.
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The online reaction was immediate and intense. Quebecois internet users flooded comment sections with expressions of outrage, many demanding Boudreau remove the video.
While Boudreau initially complied, the clip resurfaced later the same day, reigniting the fury. Commenters labeled the act "indécent" and voiced serious concerns about the exploitation of a baby for social media content.
The sentiment echoed across various platforms. On a popular Quebec Reddit thread, one user wrote, "Sexualizing a baby like that should be considered juvenile pornography. Disgusting."
A Quebecoise mother shared her personal distress, stating, "For me, it's abuse. Plain and simple. We're putting a breast in the mouth of a child who isn't his mother's and has no nutritional or comforting function for him. It's absolutely unacceptable and it disgusts me to the highest degree."
In an attempt to quell the storm, Boudreau addressed the controversy online. While acknowledging the video was in "poor taste" and admitting to its initial removal, she downplayed any malicious intent.
"There was no intentional sexualization of breastfeeding, and neither my sister nor I wanted to shock anyone," Boudreau claimed. "This scene was meant to be in a 'family' spirit, where everything is shared among friends."
However, her explanation has been met with skepticism by many in Quebec's online sphere. Boudreau's attempts to distance the video from her and Mallory's adult content work have done little to sway public opinion.
She further criticized the "excessive" reaction, even questioning the motives of some fellow creators within the adult entertainment industry.
Boudreau also expressed disappointment at a perceived lack of solidarity among Quebecois content creators, emphasizing her past respect for their boundaries and calling for greater tolerance and understanding of varying perspectives.