In an interview with Point in 2017, Arthur confided the reason why he had made the decision to leave France. For him, Paris was synonymous with anguish. ” Too much work, stress, light, noise… Alas, he chose to drop everything to settle across the Atlantic and live his American dream “, reported at the time our colleagues from Purepeople. Unfortunately, Los Angeles will not have allowed the host to achieve this bliss he covets. ” It turned into a financial nightmare “, he confided. However, he had no intention of returning to live in France. In order to avoid this country which muffled “, the star of TF1 therefore goes into exile in London before packing his bags in Belgium” For safety reasons “. ” My youngest son was born in Belgium. So I found a compromise, being 1h20 from Paris, everyone could come and see me on weekends “, he explained to the Point.
“A threat to the identity of France”
After years of wandering around, Arthur nevertheless chose to return to France the day after the Bataclan attack. ” I felt guilty and I missed France “, he had declared before adding: “ I’m proud to be a Frenchman in all his glory, chauvinist, patriot to death “. But if the host claims to love the “country of human rights”, a dark part of the territory seems to revolt him. On his Instagram account, the companion of Mareva Galanter then shared a post from Mediavenir. A publication in which the account reports some figures identified by the National Consultative Commission on Human Rights. According to the CNCDH, “38% of French people think that ‘Islam is a threat to the identity of France’, 45% think that ‘the Roma live mainly from theft and trafficking’ and 37% think that ‘Jews have a special relationship to the money’. » A very sad observation for Arthur who added a simple comment: ” Welcome in France “.
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