Between Pierre Palmade and Muriel Robin, the time is no longer for celebration… According to our colleagues at Paris Match, the comedian took a radical decision to move away definitively from the man with whom she had forged precious bonds of friendship for more than thirty years, both in town and on stage. Indeed, the wife of Anne Le Nen would have demanded that all recordings of her shows with Pierre Palmade be banned from broadcast, thus preventing her friend from receiving the dividends caused by the rebroadcasts of their shows. As our colleagues reveal, Muriel Robin made this decision with the aim of move away from your former friend for goodwhich she released following the accident he caused while under the influence of narcotics in February 2023, and as a repeat offender.
This decision has serious consequences for Pierre Palmade: the comedian will no longer receive any copyright, even though he had managed to collect more than 60,000 euros in 2023 thanks to the broadcasts of the shows where he collaborated with Muriel Robin. This money had allowed Pierre Palmade to pay his lawyers, and he will now have to do without. Always according to Paris Matchthe ex-husband of Véronique Sanson would be in a disastrous financial situation: in fact, Pierre Palmade owes more than 250,000 euros to Urssaf ; an astronomical sum which leads him to have to put your 430m2 residence on sale in Seine-et-Marne.
A 35-year friendship that came to an abrupt end
Pierre Palmade and Muriel Robin met in 1988. The two colleagues quickly became the best of friends, and Pierre Palmade created his very first solo show, Cheerleaders hide to die. This show was such a triumph that it allowed Muriel Robin to gain notoriety throughout France. In 1989, she continued with a second one-woman show called And that’s all, which is also successful. Eight years later, the two best friends meet again, and put on the play They love each otheralongside Michèle Laroque. This piece is a triumph, and even allows them to be named to Molière. They co-wrote and co-directed the sequel, They loved each otherthen, in 2016, They have loved each other for 20 years.
In 2007, Pierre Palmade wrote the successful play for Muriel Robin and Line Renaud Runaways, which achieves a historic triumph in theaters and on television, bringing together nearly 8 million viewers as a bonus on January 5, 208 on France 2. A historic record for a play broadcast live on French television, what’s more on a public service channel. In recent years, shortly before the tragedy, they found themselves in two issues of Great Restaurant on M6, broadcast in February 2021 and December 2022, alongside Frédérique Bel, Rayane Bensetti, Carole Bouquet, Didier Bourdon, Marie-Anne Chazel, Jean-Pierre Darroussin, Franck Dubosc, André Dussollier, Jarry, Michèle Laroque, Chantal Lauby, Jean-Luc Lemoine, Estelle Lefébure, Anne Le Nen, Isabelle Mergault, M. Pokora, Elie Semoun and Claudia Tagbo and Sylvie Testud. A final collaboration, forty days before the tragedy.