Last January, we learned that Jean-Jacques Bourdin, the subject of a complaint for sexual assault, was temporarily removed from RMC and BFM TV. “Jean-Jacques Bourdin, at the request of management, is temporarily withdrawing from the antennas of BFM-TV and RMC. This decision was taken so as not to prejudice the daily operation of BFM-TV and RMC”, the group said in a press release, recalling that the television and radio host, “vigorously disputes the facts denounced”.
In this whirlwind, the journalist can count on his wife, Anne Nivat. But the latter, in promotion of her book France from the front, (available since January 19), could not hold back his tears on CNews, in connection with this case. “Nobody would live that situation well. And I have to be in the media today because I have this book, she had explained to Pascal Praud, with tears in her eyes. “Do you hear my emotion? I don’t know if I will continue to write books. I don’t know if I will continue to go to the media. Because there is too much hatred. Against my husband, but I feel it too against me. And nobody deserves that. Nobody.”
Head to emergencies
In 2018, long before the storm hit them, Jean-Jacques Bourdin and Anne Nivat experienced a less pleasant ordeal. Their holidays in Ganges (Languedoc-Roussilon) were disrupted by the former war reporter, Albert-Londres prize in 2000, had suffered a bad fall by dropping “big jars” on the foot. “I will no longer touch the large vase-style jars of Anduze alone, so that they do not fall on my foot”, she said at the time on Instagram. “Thank you to the emergencies of the city of Ganges, Saint-Louis clinic, in Hérault: great staff, great emergency doctors, great surgeon…”.
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