Ruby Nikara didn’t make her third appearance of the week for nothing in Do not touch My TV this Thursday, March 10. The 21-year-old set fire to the set of the flagship show of C8. The one who sells perfumes containing his bath water at 1500 euros had a big clash with Raymond Aabou, who ended up abruptly leaving the studio. Delphine Wespiser also had a tough exchange with the influencer.
When Cyril Hanouna asked her for her opinion on the business of the guest, the ex-Miss France asked her a question: “Where is the line between ambition and michtonnage?”she asked before adding: “It’s a very serious question. And frankly, you don’t have to answer me with a rap or by telling me bitch. Yesterday what you did to me, I still have it here. This is the first time I’ve been told bitch. But hey, let’s move on. I find it very artistic (…) But between ambition and michetonnage, where do you stand? (…) Since it’s your destination men, what do you think they’re going to do with them? (…) Doing everything for buzz and money isn’t just ambition!”
But these remarks were not well received by Ruby Nikara who left at the quarter turn.
“You really scare me”
“There you are telling me that I need men to succeed? But who are you to tell me that I’m cooking? Big b*tch! And I’ll tell you again: big b*tch! But she’s crazy , her! (…) I fuck for money, is that what you’re insinuating?she replied. “But you sell your panties for money”persisted the companion of Roger.
Matthieu Delormeau and Benjamin Castaldi defended him. “Do you realize what you are saying Delphine? (…) You are completely lost. You talk about michetonnage, but what is the relationship between prostitution and what it does? (…) You really scares me (…) You’re saying that selling her bath water and her worn thongs is prostitution! (…) I hope you’ll take that away, because it’s a shame”, reacted the presenter of TPMP People.
The ex-host of Secret Story criticized his comrades for wanting to change her when she is a “character”. Cyril Hanouna pointed the finger at the lesson givers present among his columnists.
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