It is not always easy to achieve unanimity on social networks! Thomas Dutronc recently learned this the hard way. On May 4 via his Instagram feed, the son of Françoise Hardy and Jacques Dutronc highlighted the new decoration of his bathroom. Satisfied at all levels, the artist obviously took care to thank Carré d’art, the company that orchestrated all the work. “I wanted to thank @carredart.selection near Bastia for their help and advice”, the star said in her post.
And to add lightly: “For their beautiful materials and their beautiful taps and above all their kindness and their extraordinary elegance! I will finally be able to wash myself early”. Obviously, the company has pulled out all the stops to meet all of its expectations. “Thanks to them, I found a sublime sofa from Moroso, because they don’t just have bathrooms, they also have them”. However, in the thread of comments, many Internet users accused him of making product placement. : “When is reality TV?”, “Oh ads, well paid to be an influencer?”, “Did you receive a discount for advertising?”, “You could still have done your morning routine for us to have a complexion so radiant and such silky hair”.
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“So many inappropriate reviews and comments”
If the interpreter of “Tomorrow” did not react to their messages, this Tuesday, May 30, 2023, he took the opportunity to relay the recent publication of the firm: “Following the derogatory comments that Thomas Dutronc received on his Instagram / Facebook account. @Carredart.selection wanted to clarify that Thomas Dutronc has neither requested nor received any special discount on his purchases”. Regretting the turn of this case, the group insisted on “restore his truth”.
“Thomas Dutronc wanted to share the result and the professional qualities of a team that works all […] by PASSION! We ourselves are disappointed and shocked that a simple thank you can generate so many criticisms and inappropriate comments”, we learn. It remains to be seen whether this development will calm the controversy. Case to follow!
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