Did Elisabeth Borne telephone Marlène Schiappa to tell her that her interview with “Playboy” was “not appropriate, especially in the current period”?

The information fell this Friday, March 31, 2023 in the columns of the Parisian. And, since then, she hasn’t stopped talking! Marlène Schiappa, Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, in charge of the Social and Solidarity Economy and Associative Life will be on the cover of the magazine Playboy, on newsstands April 8. There would be a long interview in the pages of the adult magazine where she discusses subjects “dealing mainly with women’s freedom but also feminism, politics and literature”reports The Parisian. But also of “Violence against women and intra-family, solidarity economy, ecology, global warming”.

FLASH – Elisabeth Borne phoned Marlène #Schiappa to tell him that his interview at #Playboy “was not appropriate, especially in the current” period. (BFMTV) #pensionreform#general strikepic.twitter.com/BNY7dp5y25

– Mediavenir (@Mediavenir) April 1, 2023

“We thought it was an early April Fool’s joke”

But will Marlène Schiappa appear naked there? The forecasts are going well… the teams of the main interested party ensure that this will obviously not be the case: “She (Marlène Schiappa) is dressed and wears a long white dress. This is the case with all the photos”, they confided to the daily newspaper, adding: “Marlène Schiappa is the only minister capable of answering questions from a magazine like Playboy, it is moreover the first female politician to make the cover”.

However, this Saturday 1^er April, and according to information from BFM TV who speaks of a source close to the Prime Minister, Elisabeth Borne would have contacted by telephone Marlène Schiappa concerning her intervention in the magazine of charm. Elisabeth Borne would have reframed the Secretary of State, declaring that her interview “was not appropriate, a fortiori in the period”current situation of social crisis and demonstrations following the pension reform. According to our colleagues, the announcement of the presence of Marlène Schiappa in the erotic magazine raised a huge flood of criticism even within the majority camp. “It’s heartbreaking”, “We thought it was April Fool’s Day in advance” thus commented on “certain executive heavyweights” to BFMTV.

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