She doesn’t hold grudges. Especially since the words of Laurent Ruquier were not really addressed to him when the ex-resident of France 2 attacked France Televisions on September 22, 2023 in the columns of Tele-Leisure
. A group in which he officiated for 23 years but who did not wish to “continue the adventure” with him this year. In fact, the presenter of Children of TVAnd We are live preferred to pack up to join Marc-Olivier Fogiel on BFMTV.
Since September 25, he has hosted his own program entitled Laurent Ruquier’s 20H
. A show that he enjoys hosting but whose qualities he will never praise on the set of What an era. In fact, the journalist entrusted our colleagues to Tele-Leisure that he would never set foot on the show hosted, every Saturday evening, by his colleague and ex-collaborator, Léa Salamé. “No. I do not want to”he assured before explaining: “This show is not live. In this situation, I would not have confidence in the production, which was imposed on me at the time. I want to have the freedom of my speech and to know what people will keep or not of what I am going to say”.
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On the other hand, these criticisms in no way concern Léa Salamé and he wanted to clarify it. Especially since she would have had kind words when he left. “I answered her as sincerely as I could and she has since repeated part of my answer in interviews saying that time will take care of things and that one day we will be able to find each other again”he confided when asked what was the content of the SMS sent by Raphaël Glucksmann’s partner.
And Laurent Ruquier proved this Wednesday October 4, 2023 that everything was fine between them. The journalist actually invited Léa Salamé in its 8 p.m. to pay tribute to Jean-Pierre Elkabbach, who died the day before at the age of 86, an important man in the life of the presenter.
“I have admiration and recognition because it’s the first, like you have someone who gave you a foothold, there’s someone who gave me a foothold the stirrup when I was 24 years old it was Jean-Pierre Elkabbach who first took me on as an internship…” she revealed before Laurent Ruquier don’t cut it with humor: “For me it’s the opposite, he kicked my ass!” The presenter of What an era continued his praise and recalled that Jean-Pierre Elkabbach was the one who gave him his chance: “And I think that we are all, whatever our profession, there is always someone who gave us a chance at the beginning. Who said to us “try”, if after that it doesn’t work too bad”. “He gave me my chance and for that I will never forget him”she concluded, grateful to have been able to rub shoulders with the journalist.
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