Actress leaves London over safety fears after theft

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Genevieve Chenneour, a 27-year-old actress known for her role in Bridgerton, relocated from London due to safety fears following a violent phone theft on February 8. During the incident at Joe and the Juice in Kensington, she was threatened with a knife, leading to long-lasting psychological trauma. Zacariah Boulares, 18, received a 22-month prison sentence for common assault and three counts of theft related to the incident. Chenneour revealed that she suffers from recurring nightmares and intense anxiety, prompting her to avoid public transport and alter her routines. She has returned to live with her mother, marking a significant change in her lifestyle since she has not lived at home since age 15.

The actress is also exploring therapy options to cope with her trauma. By sharing her story, she aims to shed light on the profound emotional impact of crime on victims, particularly women in urban environments. Safety concerns continue to affect the quality of life for many residents in London.

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