Entourées

Entourées is a French term that translates to "surrounded" or "accompanied." In a social context, it commonly refers to a group of friends or companions, particularly those who are part of a person's inner circle or entourage. This term can be used to describe the people who are often seen with a celebrity, a public figure, or even a close friend, providing them with support, companionship, or acting as a buffer from the outside world.

The concept of an entourage is not new and has existed across various cultures and historical periods. It can encompass friends, family members, assistants, security personnel, and other individuals who are closely associated with a person. The size and composition of an entourage can vary greatly depending on the individual's status and needs. For public figures, an entourage often plays a role in managing their public image, ensuring their safety, and facilitating their professional activities. For individuals in less public roles, the term might simply refer to a close-knit group of friends who regularly spend time together and offer mutual support. The presence of an entourage can signify a person's popularity, influence, or simply the importance they place on their personal relationships.