France 3: this Breton winner of a show suffers incredible racial hatred on the networks (and justice gets involved)

A culinary show, a festival setting, a Breton crepe maker crowned on France 3. For Joëlle Dambo, owner of the Crêperie des Légendes in Gomené, this June 13, 2026 should have been a simple evening of pride.

The broadcast of , filmed during the festival in Saint-Brieuc, will however trigger a flood of messages targeting its appearance and its origin on social networks.

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Already French crepe champion since September 2025, the chef from Gomené nevertheless hesitates to accept the filming. She says she has, she explains to France 3, before deciding: .

The cameras are set up at the Saint-Brieuc festival, where she faces other crepe makers under the eye of a jury. On the air, her pancake won the title and made her known well beyond her town.

Racist cyberbullying

But as soon as the teaser was released on the Internet, the attacks began. On her establishment’s Facebook page, Joëlle Dambo says she has .

Faced with this surge, she insists on her personal history. , summarizes the pancake maker, determined to pursue the authors.

Support and justice against racial hatred

In this event, she received the support of MP Corentin Le Fur, the Piperia La Galette brotherhood and comedian Simon Cojean, member of the jury, who declared on Instagram that he.

A recent precedent illustrates this judicial response. The author of the Instagram account “Helix Dijon” was sentenced to three months in prison, six months of suspension of his account, a ban on creating new profiles and $1,000 in damages for SOS Racisme, for racist insult and provocation of racial hatred, after the publication of an image showing a blond surfer with a board marked (“foreigners outside”) and the words (“summer of white boys”), announcing a banned neo-Nazi meeting; for the association, constitute excluded people from our democracy, like Miss Nord Pas de Calais Sabah Aib, who denounced racist messages in 2024.