In the past, Michel Drucker and Laurent Delahousse have struggled to get along and have long been considered two sworn enemies of the PAF. Yet the star host of the show Can’t wait for Sunday revealed to have buried the hatchet with his former rival. Guest face in the show L’Instant de Luxe for Tele-Leisure July 1, 2022, Michel Drucker explained that he regretted his remarks about the companion of Alice Taglioni.
As a reminder, the husband of Dany Saval had declared in 2018 to the journalists of the Parisian that Laurent Delahousse was a real shark at France Télévisions and that he “was not a good guy“. Worse he would have done everything to take his place on the air.”He asked for my place for almost ten years. Each season, he threatened management with leaving if he didn’t have 7 p.m. while I was a locomotive for his newspaper. At first, I didn’t believe him. Until the day he said it openly. It pained me. I found it surreal. He was inelegant“, he explained, very angry with the journalist.
Four years later, Michel Drucker has more balanced words vis-à-vis his collaborator. He confided: “It’s a bit like Zidane’s headbutt against Materazzi. There I said something that maybe I shouldn’t have said“. Subsequently, Michel Drucker said he organized a lunch with the father of Liv-Helen and Sacha (fruits of his love with Florence Kieffer born in 2005 and 2008) and Swann and Lino (born in 2016 and 2019 of his love with Alice Taglioni) and having put everything flat in order to make peace.Good news for the two journalists who will no longer meet on France 2 since Michel Drucker recently said goodbye to the channel.
Indeed, it will be from the start of the school year on France 3 in a new version of the cult show Can’t wait for Sunday. Wishing to be”closer to the province“, he explained : “I’m going to highlight actors that we don’t see anywhere. But that the public knows completely. I will favor the actors and actresses of the series of France Télévisions“. A new beautiful project in perspective for the animator who has been on the small screen since 1994.